Seven leaders from some of the globe’s most powerful nations met in Japan on Friday, seeking to reduce dependence on China while maintaining ties with the world’s second-largest economy. Many also are urging Beijing to use its influence for good, to bring the Russia-Ukraine conflict to a close.


<li>G7 Summit: ‘Constructive Relations’ with China</li>
<li>U.S. Delegation Visits London to Counter China</li>
<li>China Hosts Central Asia Summit While U.s. Attends G7 Summit in Japan</li>
<li>Factors Behind Resumed U.S.-China Talks: Experts</li>
<li>Taiwan Appeals for Invite to Who Meeting</li>
<li>UK Backs Out of Banning Confucius Institutes</li>
<li>Persecution in China ‘Saddest Thing’: Former Surgeon</li>
<li>China Has an Edge Over U.S. Naval Power: Expert</li>


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Seven leaders from some of the globe's most powerful nations met in Japan on Friday, seeking to reduce ...{ai:summary}<p>Leaders from G7 nations met in Japan to reduce dependence on China while still maintaining ties, with hopes that China will use its influence to help end the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The U.S. delegation visited London to counter China, while China hosted a Central Asia summit. The U.S. and China also resumed talks, and Taiwan is appealing for an invite to a WHO meeting. The UK has backed out of banning Confucius Institutes despite concerns of persecution in China, and a former surgeon claims that China has an edge over the U.S. in naval power. #foreignaffairs</p>

G-7 Summit: 'Constructive Relations' With China

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