The secretary of state, who has just concluded a two-day visit to Beijing, said talks were “constructive” but admitted there is still “work to do.”
Fraught U.S.-China relations took a further knock on Monday when China reportedly refused to resume communication between its armed forces and the American military.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was in China over the weekend and wrapped up his two-day trip to Beijing with a press conference about the visit.
He described his talks with China’s President Xi Jinping as a “robust conversation” about a range of global issues.
