The US pressed Beijing on two fronts this weekend, warning each of the near-term dangers of army mishaps and of the looming risks of a nuclear arms rivalry, prompting a vehement accusation from a Chinese language common that Washington was stoking confrontation.
In speeches from President Biden’s nationwide safety adviser, Jake Sullivan, on Friday, and Protection Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III on Saturday in Singapore, the Biden administration sought to attract China towards talks on the…
