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U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan wrapped up a closely watched three-day visit to the Chinese mainland this week – the first by a U.S. president’s security chief in nearly eight years. With tensions simmering over trade, tech, and Taiwan, could this trip pave the way for cooler heads to prevail?
Analysts say Sullivan’s talks signal ‘cautious optimism’ as both sides navigate rocky terrain. But the clock is ticking: November’s U.S. elections add uncertainty to any long-term agreements.
Kishore Mahbubani of the National University of Singapore told CGTN’s Liu Xin during The Point special edition: ‘Dialogue is the oxygen of diplomacy – but actions matter more than words.’ Will this visit revive stalled collaboration on climate, AI, or global security? Stay tuned.
One thing’s clear: Young professionals and students worldwide need to watch this space. From cross-strait stability to supply chains, what happens next could shape 2024’s geopolitical playlist.
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But the clock is ticking: November’s U.S. elections add uncertainty to any long-term agreements. 
Will this visit revive stalled collaboration on climate, AI, or global security? Stay tuned.
From cross-strait stability to supply chains, what happens next could shape 2024’s geopolitical playlist. 
