Prospects of China-U.S. Climate Diplomacy: The Perspective From Beijing (The Jamestown Foundation)

April 25, 2021

Kevin Jianjun Tu

As U.S.-China tensions have continued into the Presidency of Joseph R. Biden, climate change is seen by some to be a rare area for bilateral collaboration (21st Century, December 22, 2020; The Paper, January 20). However, despite the U.S.’ official return to climate diplomacy with its rejoining of the Paris Agreement on February 19, sustained bilateral tensions over issues including disagreements over the origin of the coronavirus, trade frictions, an ongoing military standoff in the South China Sea and human rights-related disputes in Hong Kong and Xinjiang make the prospects of bilateral climate cooperation uncertain.

https://jamestown.org/program/prospects-of-china-u-s-climate-diplomacy-the-perspective-from-beijing/

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