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Economic Times | 26 Aug, 2020 | 08.14AM IST
Sino-U.S. Live News: U.S., China reaffirm commitment to Phase 1 trade deal in phone call
The call was originally expected on Aug. 15, six months after the trade deal was launched. Washington and Beijing have traded sanctions and barbs over a growing list of issues including a new national security law imposed on Hong Kong.
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