The “China House,” a new office of coordination set up by the Biden administration on Friday, will help the federal government “responsibly manage” the competition between the United States and China, which the State Department has called the “most complex and consequential geopolitical challenge we face,” Fox News informed.
The Biden administration’s “ideal for an open, inclusive international order” was advanced with the opening of the new Office of China Coordination, sometimes known as “China House,” which was presided over by Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
The project is intended to “help deliver on components of the administration’s strategy to the PRC (People’s Republic of China),” according to the State Department.
According to the State Department, “China House” is a crucial aspect of Blinken’s “modernization agenda,” which aims to ensure that the agency is ready to face difficulties in the coming ten years.
As the most complicated and significant geopolitical task we face, the Secretary and Department leadership are dedicated to making sure we have the people, resources, and tools to successfully implement American policy and strategy towards the PRC.
The agency will bring together security officers and China specialists from throughout the State Department.
Following President Biden’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G-20 conference last month, the office was established.
Following Biden and Xi’s meeting, the first time the two leaders have interacted in person since Biden took office, Blinken said last month he would visit China early in the following year to discuss bilateral issues and keep open lines of communication.
The two “exchanged views on major regional and global challenges,” including Russia’s aggression and the prospect of nuclear Armageddon, according to a readout from the White House following the meeting.
However, neither Beijing nor Washington mentioned whether there had been any changes to their divergent views on the conflict in Ukraine.
In retaliation for the congressional delegation visit to Taiwan under the leadership of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, China had cut off talks with the U.S. on significant global problems over the summer. At that time, the Chinese Communist Party declared it would no longer debate climate change, drug trafficking, or military action with the United States.
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