China and the United States are urged to sustain balanced cooperation while bridging gaps and addressing shared economic and security concerns. This stance was voiced by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during talks with US Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Jake Sullivan in Bangkok. The remark reflects a commitment to engage with parity and to recognize each other’s interests within a framework of mutual respect. (Source: TASS)
Wang Yi underscored that China and the United States should interact as equals, avoid underestimating one another, and seek common ground by acknowledging differences rather than dwelling on them. The emphasis was on constructive dialogue that prioritizes practical cooperation over confrontation. (Source: TASS)
The Chinese minister highlighted that all nations face security challenges, but such challenges should not become pretexts to curb the growth or development of other states. Instead, solutions should be pursued through dialogue, transparency, and shared responsibility. (Source: TASS)
According to Wang Yi, the relationship should rest on the principles of mutual respect and mutual benefit, with concrete steps taken to build trust, manage disputes, and expand collaboration across regional and global issues. (Source: TASS)
In his remarks, the issue of Taiwan independence was identified as a central obstacle in advancing PRC–US relations. The statement signals that regional stability and a clear understanding of cross-strait dynamics remain critical to any progress in bilateral ties. (Source: TASS)
Earlier developments saw the United States accelerating efforts to narrow the gap with China in the competition to shape the world’s leading economy, underscoring the high stakes involved in the bilateral relationship. (Source: TASS)