Analysis: Obama and Xi and the future of US-China relations
- 11 years ago
Presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping have agreed on a set of rules to tackle cyber attacks.
The two are meeting in California to discuss a whole range of issues affecting the two countries from trade, currency devaluation and North Korea's nuclear programme.
There's also tension between the two countries over who has the most influence in countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
In an interview with Al Jazeera, David Zweig, a professor at Hong Kong University, said the two leader's relationship could prove crucial to the future of the US and China.
The two are meeting in California to discuss a whole range of issues affecting the two countries from trade, currency devaluation and North Korea's nuclear programme.
There's also tension between the two countries over who has the most influence in countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
In an interview with Al Jazeera, David Zweig, a professor at Hong Kong University, said the two leader's relationship could prove crucial to the future of the US and China.