Striking the right note |

“If two fine orchestras are to work together harmoniously, their conductors must first set the same tone, and all the players must follow the same music score”

Sep 30, 2022 (WiC 602)

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Wang Yi, China’s Foreign Minister, speaking at the Asia Society in New York last week, complained that the “US team seems to have two different sets of music score” in which commitments from Joe Biden to a “stable bilateral relationship” were not being translated into “logical policies”.

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Striking the right note

“If two fine orchestras are to work together harmoniously, their conductors must first set the same tone, and all the players must follow the same music score”

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