China-USA: talks on summit of chief diplomats in Alaska

(ANSA) - BEIJING, MARCH 10 - China and the US are negotiating a summit between their respective heads of diplomacy that should be held in Alaska in order to restore "a relationship considered fundamental". This was reported by the South China MorningPost, citing sources close to the dossier, according to which the Beijing delegation could include the figure of the very first plan of Yang Jechi, at the helm of the diplomatic affairs of the Communist Party, flanked by Wang Yi, state councilor and foreign minister. The two, at the top of Beijing diplomacy albeit on different levels, are considered among the loyalists of President Xi Jinping. (HANDLE).