Scott Morrison warns of `collateral damage` in region from US-China rift
(The Guardian China)

PM to call for China to match its economic power with `additional responsibilities´ in major speech before G20 summit in Tokyo The prime minister, Scott Morrison, has warned that the `strained` relationship between the US and China risks `collateral` damage in the region, amid growing uncertainty in the global economy.In a major speech ahead of the G20 summit in Tokyo this weekend where the US president, Donald Trump, will meet with China´s president, Xi Jinping, Morrison has called on China to match its extraordinary economic power with `additional responsibilities`, saying it has been a key beneficiary from the rules-based international trading system.Sign up to receive the top stories from Guardian Australia every morning Related: China will not allow G20 to discuss Hong Kong, says foreign minister Continue reading...