BEIJING: United States climate change envoy John Kerry said on Wednesday (Jul 19) that his talks with Chinese officials this week have been constructive but complicated, with the two sides
this week have been constructive but complicated, with the two sides still dealing with political"externalities", including Taiwan.
Kerry arrived in Beijing last Sunday and has held meetings with China's top diplomat Wang Yi and Premier Li Qiang as well as veteran climate envoy Xie Zhenhua in a bid to rebuild trust between the two sides ahead of COP28 climate talks in Dubai at the end of this year.
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