President Biden and China's Xi have agreed to explore talks on arms control, a top White House official said
President Biden and President Xi Jinping of China have agreed to explore talks on arms control, a top White House official said, a day after the two usedto emphasize the need to avoid conflict on regional security and economic matters.
“The two leaders agreed that we would look to begin to carry forward discussions on strategic stability,” White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Tuesday.
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