White House says it sees no change in U.S.-China relations

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The White House on Tuesday brushed off bellicose rhetoric from China that the United States risked a confrontation with Beijing, saying Washington was not seeking a conflict and saw no change in U.S.-Chinese relations. John Kirby, the White House national security spokesperson, responded to China’s foreign minister’s warning to Washington to change its “distorted” attitude or risk conflict. “We seek a strategic competition with China. We do not seek conflict,” Kirby told reporters. “We aim to compete and we aim to win that competition with China but we absolutely want to…

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