UN Chief’s Appeal To Reduce Tension Between US-China

UN Chief’s appeal to reduce tension between US-China. He said – hold talks on trade, technology.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for dialogue between the United States and China on trade and technology to avoid polarization of the global market and economy.

Commenting on Washington’s years-old technology dispute with China, Guterres said he has always advocated a unified global market and a global economy, Xinhua news agency reported.

Antonio Guterres said in the press conference that, at all costs, we should avoid dividing the world into two parts.

Each with its own economic system and rules, each with its own major currency, each with its own internet, and each has its own technical strategy and artificial intelligence.

Guterres said that to avert such a scenario, he has urged the world’s two largest economies to establish a common base on trade and technology through communication and dialogue.

Now, it is clear that, at the present time, there are many differences, he said, adding that I have been advocating, with both the US and China, the importance of a serious dialogue.

UN Chief’s appeal to reduce tension between US-China: 44 US flights of Chinese airlines suspended since January 30, China said – ‘unfair decision’.

The US government on Friday canceled 44 flights from the US to China. These flights were of Chinese carriers.

This decision of the US government will come into effect from January 30. Let us tell you that a few days ago, China canceled some American flights citing Corona.

Now America has responded, the decision will affect the carriers of Xiamen Airlines, Air China, China Southern Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines.

Since December 31, China has canceled 20 United Airlines, 10 American Airlines, and 14 Delta Airlines planes after some passengers tested positive for coronavirus.

On Tuesday, the Transportation Department said that the Chinese government again announced the cancellation of American flights.

Liu Pengyu, the spokesman for the Chinese embassy in Washington, said on Friday that the policy is the same for all international flights to China.

Pengyu called the US  move unfair and said, ‘We urge the US not to stop passenger flights of Chinese airlines.’