Politics
U.S. and China Must Decide What’s Next After Talks Clear Air
- Going ‘to take stock of where we are,’ U.S.’s Sullivan says
- China’s Yang calls talks ‘candid, constructive and helpful’
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U.S. and Chinese officials traded acrimony and accusations over two days of talks in Anchorage, Alaska, that both sides hope will clear the air.
Now the real work begins.