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The  US Secretary of State reached  China on a high state diplomatic visit. The two nations agreed to cool things off  amind the deteriorating relations

First visit of US Secretary of State to China, in five years

The  US Secretary of State reached  China on a high state diplomatic visit. The two nations agreed to cool things off  amind the deteriorating relations.

Blinken's trip comes after he postponed plans to visit in February after the shootdown of a Chinese surveillance balloon over the U.S.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Beijing early Sunday on a high-stakes diplomatic mission to try to cool exploding U.S.-China tensions that have set many around the world on edge.
He is the highest-level American official to visit China since President Joe Biden took office and the first secretary of state to make the trip in five years.
The trip comes after he postponed plans to visit in February after the shootdown of a Chinese surveillance balloon over the U.S.
Yet prospects for any significant breakthrough on the most vexing issues facing the planet's two largest economies are slim, as already ties have grown increasingly fraught in recent years. Animosity and recriminations have steadily escalated over a series of disagreements that have implications for global security and stability.
Blinken plans to meet with Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang on Sunday, top diplomat Wang Yi, and possibly President Xi Jinping on Monday, according to U.S. officials.
Biden and Xi agreed to Blinken's trip early at a meeting last year in Bali. It came within a day of happening in February but was delayed by the diplomatic and political tumult brought on by the discovery of what the U.S. says was a Chinese spy balloon flying across the United States that was shot down.
The list of disagreements and potential conflict points is long: ranging from trade with Taiwan, human rights conditions in China to Hong Kong, as well as the Chinese military assertiveness in the South China Sea to Russia's war in Ukraine.
U.S. officials said before Blinken's departure from Washington on Friday that he would raise each of them, though neither side has shown any inclination to back down on their positions.
Shortly before leaving, Blinken emphasised the importance of the U.S. and China establishing and maintaining better lines of communication. The U.S. wants to make sure &ldquo;that the competition we have with China doesn't veer into conflict&rdquo; due to avoidable misunderstandings, he told reporters.

The Joe Biden administration has announced a more than USD1 billion arms sale to Taiwan as US-China tensions escalate over the status of the island. 

US approves USD1 billion arms sale to Taiwan as tensions rise with China

The State Department said defence equipment is necessary for Taiwan to &ldquo;maintain a sufficient self-defense capability.&rdquo;

The Joe Biden administration has announced a more than USD1 billion arms sale to Taiwan as US-China tensions escalate over the status of the island.
The USD1.09 billion sale includes USD355 million for Harpoon air-to-sea missiles and USD85 million for Sidewinder air-to-air missiles, the State Department said.
However, the largest portion of the sale is a USD655 million logistics support package for Taiwan's surveillance radar program, which provides air defence warnings. Early warning air defence systems have become more important as China has stepped up military drills near Taiwan, which it regards as a renegade province.
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The State Department said the equipment is necessary for Taiwan to &ldquo;maintain a sufficient self-defense capability.&rdquo; The administration notified Congress of the sale after close of business on Friday.
The administration said the deals comply with the US one-China policy. It also urged Beijing &rdquo;to cease its military, diplomatic, and economic pressure against Taiwan and instead engage in meaningful dialogue with Taiwan." The acrimony and strident rhetoric between the U.S. and China over Taiwan have increased sharply since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited the island last month. Since Pelosi's trip to Taipei there have been at least two other congressional visits and several by governors of US states, all of which China has condemned.
On Thursday, Taiwan's military said it shot down a drone hovering over one of its island outposts just off the Chinese coast in an incident that underscored the heightened tensions. A day earlier, Taiwan said it had warned off drones hovering over three of the islands it occupies off the coast of the Chinese port city of Xiamen.
China claims Taiwan as its own territory, to be annexed by force if necessary. The sides split after a civil war in 1949 and have no official relations, with China cutting off even informal contacts following the election of independence-leaning Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen in 2016.
Tsai's administration has pushed for a strengthening of anti-drone defenses as part of a 12.9 per cent increase in its Defense Ministry's annual budget next year. That would boost defense spending by an additional 47.5 billion New Taiwan dollars (USD1.6 billion), for a total of 415.1 billion NTD (USD13.8 billion).
The US described Chinese drills last month as a severe overreaction and responded by sailing two guided missile cruisers through the Taiwan Strait, which China has declared to be its sovereign waters.&nbsp;

China on Friday sanctioned US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over her much 'talked' visit to Taiwan. The Chinese Foreign Ministery announced sanctions on Pelosi and her immediate family members for 'interfering' in the internal matters of the self-ruled island.
Imposing sanctions, Beijing said Pelosi 'disregarded' China's concerns and resolute Opposition to her visit.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry alleged that Pelosi's visit tramples on the one-China principle, undermines China's sovereignty and threatens peace and stability in Taiwan Straits
The US House speaker earlier today reiterated US' support to Taiwan saying her country will not let China isolate Taiwan.
Pelosi's visit to Taiwan this week caused a stir in China which warned of serious consequences. 

Taiwan row: Beijing sanctions Pelosi for disregarding 'One-China' principle

US Speaker Nancy Pelosi sanctioned for trampling China's sovereignity
Taiwain visit undermines 'One-China' principle, says Beijing
Earlier, Pelosi had said that US will not isolate Taiwan

The Chinese Foreign Ministry alleged that Pelosi's visit tramples on the 'One-China' principle, undermines China's soverignity and threratens peace and stability in Taiwan Straits

China on Friday sanctioned US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over her much talked visit to Taiwan. The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced sanctions on Pelosi and her immediate family members for 'interfering' in the internal matters of the self-ruled island.
Imposing sanctions, Beijing said Pelosi 'disregarded' China's concerns and resolute opposition to her visit.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry alleged that Pelosi's visit tramples on the one-China principle, undermines China's sovereignty and threatens peace and stability in Taiwan Strait
The US House Speaker earlier today reiterated US' support to Taiwan saying her country will not let China isolate Taiwan.
Pelosi's visit to Taiwan this week caused a stir in China which warned of serious consequences.&nbsp;
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