Blinken to Deliver Key Speech on US China Policy After Delays
- Speech to come after Biden’s trip to Asia instead of before
- Goal to outline a broad strategy toward second-largest economy
Secretary of State Antony Blinken
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken will deliver a long-promised speech Thursday setting out US policy toward China at a time when Washington is sparring with Beijing over everything from trade and human rights to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The speech, intended to outline a broad strategy toward the world’s second-largest economy, comes after months of delays and internal deliberations.