After ‘candid’ US-China talks, experts see hope for stability

“Can we reassure China that we’re not trying to change the regime?” wonders Lyle Goldstein, Director of the Asia Engagement Program at Defense Priorities, a Washington-based think tank. For its part, can China “reassure the world … and the United States that they are not after some kind of hegemony?”

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