With China Refusing To Meet Pentagon Chief, U.S.-China Tensions Expected To Be on Display at ‘Shangri-La’ Summit
The U.S. and Chinese defense ministers are likely to deliver dueling speeches at the gathering, as Chinese saber-rattling at Taiwan unnerves the Pacific.
The top American and Chinese defense officials should be rubbing shoulders, even exchanging greetings, in Singapore this weekend, but they may not be talking one-on-one about the worsening security issues between their two countries.
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