Washington, 17 December 2022 (GNP): Ultimately Biden administration has launched a new office solely focusing on US policy and moves about Beijing and meeting the challenges it poses to Washington, i.e. Office of China Coordination.
The purview of the new State Department Office will be to look into and coordinate US policy about China, said the US officials.
The Biden administration is very serious about some issues faced by it in international politics.
Today we launched @StateDept’s new Office of China Coordination. This office draws on expertise from across the Department to help implement our comprehensive strategy to responsibly compete with the PRC while advancing an affirmative vision for the region and the world. pic.twitter.com/vSPn0naub3
— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) December 16, 2022
Among the most important included are redesigning their policy framework about their alliances, leaving the endless wars that are sapping the US economy, cutting the strength of the Chinese military by banning semiconductor trade with Chinese technology companies, and making the US again a dominant player in world politics.
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The purpose of this office would be to keep their competition in within limits and cooperate on some critical issues that may have potential threats to the two powers.
This is the outcome of President Xi Jinping and President Biden’s meeting in Bali, Indonesia, last November for effective and positive communication between the two powers.
This is what was told by the US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.
The Biden administration is very cautious about the emerging role of Beijing on the world scale, and this is why it called for close cooperation between the military-industrial complex for strengthening US military power in 2023.
It was this concern that the Pentagon temporarily stopped the deliveries of F-35 last September, knowing that one of the magnets used in the plane is manufactured in China.
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Last year President Joe Biden worked tirelessly to realign African, Asian, Latin American, and Pacific island countries in the United States camp again.
G7 and G20 meetings and NATO expansion and bolstering were the steps Washington persuaded to regain and maintain its international stature.
