Xi seeks to defuse all tensions with US, including cybercrime
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Washington
CHINESE President Xi Jinping opened his US visit by seeking to ease concerns on almost every dispute between the two powers, even expressing readiness to cut a deal on one of the thorniest issues, cybersecurity.
In a 35-minute speech in Seattle laced with references to American culture from House of Cards to Hemingway, Mr Xi told business leaders that China was committed to market-based reforms and wanted to modify, not overturn, the economic world order.
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