Tag: Xi Jinping

[T]he U.S. led postwar order is unravelling. In its place, a contest for influence and legitimacy is gathering pace, with China eager to fill the vacuum.

[M]any economic problems remain for the U.S. and China.

Trump is turning his back on any historic matter unrelated to his being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

The erratic tariff policy pursued by the U.S. president and his administration has so far mainly served to strengthen ties between countries in the Global South and Beijing, and, where relevant, Moscow.

Military planners in the United States have mobilized new resources to contain China, expand alliance structures, and accelerate an arms build-up.

For the overall benefit of China-U.S. ties, both sides should make good on the agreements reached in Geneva and London.

The Peace Prize is not for bomb-dropping leaders who think nothing of crimes against humanity.

Trump portrays tariffs as a silver bullet, capable of balancing trade, bringing manufacturing back to the U.S.