Blinken's China visit went 'well and predictably,' says professor

Graham Allison, Douglas Dillon professor of government at Harvard University and former assistant secretary of defense for policy and plans under the first Clinton administration, discusses U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to China and says "we're in a period of fairly intense conversations between the parties, and the relationship is becoming slightly more stable, even though fundamentally it remains a struggle between competition on the one hand and cooperation on the other."

[@ernstchin6749]

How would the US react if a foreign power arrives late at the meeting and proceed to tell the American President who they can or cannot trade with?

[@beecool3830]

is he really a professor?Seems like chicken brain

[@jackreacher8858]

Im told now adults are in the room . Well WHERE ARE THERE ?

[@passby8070]

There was no substance in Blinken's visit, when your intention is from a bad place, especially towards the host, its no surprise that you will receive a cold receiption even if the host China was trying to be polite. US now is like a bully, trying to act mature and strong infront of the crowd, but inside, its dying of insecurity and inability to keep track of all the lies.

[@latiendaca1773]

BBC Blinken interview shown Blinken, dejected, listless and old. It’s a completely beaten man look. That’s say a lot about his China trip.

[@kkhan1823]

My dear professor, you are on steroids like sleep, Joe 😴 💤 🤣. Wake up.

[@vincenttay2812]

BS 😅

[@user-ed9bv9fs4p]

Blinken order ok

[@fahmad7194]

Blinken's next job will be snake oil salesman