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Blinken In Tonga Warns Of 'Predatory' Chinese Aid

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Tonga as part of a drive to bolster Washington's influence in the South Pacific
Antony Blinken on Wednesday became the first US secretary of state to visit Tonga, dedicating a new US embassy and warning South Pacific nations about the perils of "predatory" Chinese investment.
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In her four-day trip to China, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is expected to seek deeper communication between the world's top two economies

Yellen Heads To China As US Seeks To Stabilize Ties

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is due to arrive in Beijing on Thursday, kicking off a high-level visit aimed at improving communication and stabilizing the tense relationship between the world's top two economies.
China is already the world's largest producer of renewable energy

China Leading In World's Wind And Solar Race But Still Struggles With One Issue

"Given China's outsized role in adding to carbon pollution, it needs to move away from coal power-- fast. Yet when clean power runs short, including when climate-fueled drought shuts hydropower plants down, China falls back on coal. To succeed at emissions reduction, China needs to break that cycle," climate risk expert Alice C. Hill told IBT.
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India Possibly Taking On Bigger Role In Countering China As It Gifts Warship To Vietnam

"The move, in the present context seems to indicate that Delhi is willing to go further in its messaging to China. This comes after India had already decided to send Indian warships in area while the two navies regularly exercise," said Frédéric Grare, a senior policy fellow with the Asia Programme at the European Council on Foreign Relations.

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