President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping engaged in a significant call on Tuesday, covering various crucial topics to demonstrate a return to regular dialogue between the two nations. The call, described as 'candid and constructive' by the White House, marked the first conversation between the leaders since their November summit in California.
During the call, Xi emphasized the importance of prioritizing stability in China-U.S. relations and avoiding clashes or confrontations. The leaders discussed Taiwan, with Biden reaffirming the U.S.'s 'One China' policy and opposing any coercive measures by China towards Taiwan.
