China Ties 'Bumpy' But Engagement Will Continue, US China Ambassador Says
US Ambassador to China David Perdue says Washington seeks to diversify its supply chains rather than fully decouple from Beijing, while adding relations are currently "bumpy" with many areas of disagreement. (Source: Bloomberg)
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