April 1, 2016

"While the two-day global summit on nuclear security in Washington this week has captured worldwide attention, the meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his counterpart Barack Obama on the sidelines of the summit has also been placed under the spotlight. Since the Xi-Obama meeting comes against the backdrop of greater than usual frictions in Beijing-Washington ties, the question of whether the two can calm troubled waters has emerged.

The Nuclear Security Summit can be seen as a window to demonstrate the significance and possible achievements of the Sino-US collaboration. Yet in the meantime, we should also be more realistic over the relationship between the two powers."

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