Munich meeting steers China-US ties on 'defined track'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : The two leaders agreed that bilateral ties should operate along a stable and defined track, and officials on both sides have strengthened communication accordingly," Cui said. Jian Junbo, director of the Center for China-Europe Relations at Fudan University, stressed that China and the US, as the world's largest economies, UN Security Council permanent members, and key security powers, are indispensable for international stability.
50% : Cui Hongjian, director of Beijing Foreign Studies University's Center for European Union and Regional Development Studies, said the meeting between senior Chinese and US diplomats provides an opportunity to exchange views on the current international situation, particularly global and regional security issues.

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