On the recordJuly 15, 2015
It is not a giveaway. It rather is a mutual recognition that the U.S. and China have reciprocal obligations to each other that each must meet.
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Thomas M. Countryman
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congress.govIt is not a giveaway. It rather is a mutual recognition that the U.S. and China have reciprocal obligations to each other that each must meet.
Countryman emphasizes the mutual obligations in the U.S.-China nuclear agreement.
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