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The Intelligence from The Economist

More Blinken meetings: a diplomatic visit to China

The Intelligence from The Economist

The Economist

Global News, Daily News, News

4.53.7K Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

In a first since 2018, America’s secretary of state is visiting China amid escalating tensions between both countries. Can diplomats successfully stabilise the strained relationship? Latin American countries are in a developmental limbo. We explore why this is disproportionately affecting single mothers. And, come with us to a British seaweed farm bubbling with economic potential.

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0:00.0

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0:08.5

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0:17.6

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0:30.0

Hello and welcome to the intelligence from the economist. I'm your host,

0:37.9

Orre Oganbi. Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events

0:43.2

shaping your world. Latin America has come a long way on its development journey,

0:51.3

but the region has an abnormally high proportion of job seeking single

0:56.7

mothers. Our correspondent explains the paradox. And Marine Algae is incredibly

1:05.1

versatile. It can be used in cosmetics to keep the skin plump and in food too.

1:10.2

It could also help in the fight against climate change. We explore how Britain

1:15.7

is diving into the multi-billion-dollar seaweed industry.

1:21.2

But first.

1:33.2

Today, America's Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, met with the Chinese

1:38.2

President, Xi Jinping, in Beijing. The two men shook hands in the great hall of

1:43.4

the people on the edge of Tiananmen Square. The meeting caps a flurried weekend

1:49.3

of talks for Mr. Blinken. His visit to China was supposed to happen

1:54.0

months ago, but was cancelled after a huge Chinese balloon was shut down over

1:59.3

South Carolina. The American said it was being used for spying. As diplomatic

2:05.9

incidents go, it was like relief compared with, say, the Cuban missile crisis of 1962.

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