China 'willing to work' with US on cybersecurity issues
China’s public security minister, Guo Shengkun, has informed Washington that Beijing is looking forward to working with the Trump Administration on cybersecurity, a thorny issue in China-US ties. The olive branch was extended when he met US Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson and Attorney General Loretta Lynch for the third round of cybercrime talks in a dialogue agreed by President Xi Jinping and Barack Obama in September last year. Beijing and Washington have long accused one another of hacking and stealing state secrets.

Pledge to cooperate on what has been a thorny issue in Sino-US ties made by Beijing’s public security minister during talks in Washington