U.S., China, and Russia can’t agree on format for leaders’ meeting, WSJ reports. Beijing wants scripted statements and no nuclear arms talks.
- Three leaders have tentatively agreed to meet in China.
- Beijing wants prepared statements and limited discussion.
- China opposes including nuclear arms control talks.
The United States, China and Russia have tentatively agreed to a leaders’ meeting on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in China on 18–19 November, but Washington and Beijing disagree over its format and agenda. China wants a tightly scripted session with prepared statements and little…