U.S. President Joe Biden agreed Monday with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to maintain communication to ensure that tense relations between the world's two major powers will not lead to conflict, but they remained loggerheads over security strains surrounding the Taiwan Strait.No specific deliverables were reported from the governments of the two nations following their first face-to-face meeting, though in a virtual format, which lasted about three and a half hours, amid rifts on issues ranging from trade to human rights and Taiwan."It seems to me our responsibility as leaders of China…READ FULL ARTICLE
