China, Trump
Trump’s mainstream picks for top foreign policy posts could reassure allies — and worry China
WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Donald Trump is famously unconventional, but he made conventional picks for his two top foreign policy positions. That could be reassuring to American allies, while China and Iran have reasons to be wary.
Rubio pick signals a Trump China policy that could go beyond tariffs
With his nomination of China hardliner Marco Rubio for secretary of state, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has signaled his policy toward Beijing could go beyond his focus on tariffs and trade to a more hawkish stance towards China as the United States' top strategic rival.
Absent from the expected cabinet lineup are China’s most-feared adversaries, including Mike Pompeo and Robert O’Brien.
China has generally kept the yuan stable. That could be able to change, William Pesek writes in a guest commentary.
As leaders from across the world gather for two major summits in South America in the coming days, the uncertainty brought by ...
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Former Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen reportedly expected to address a security forum in Canada, after three-nation European ...
President-elect Donald Trump is expected to tap Florida Senator Marco Rubio as his nominee to become America's next top ...
This adjustment has been further underscored by commentary from Chinese policy advisers specializing in the Middle East. As ...
BRUSSELS -- NATO and the European Union are ramping up efforts to persuade China to help get North Korea to stop sending ...
His bluster and unpredictability, combined with strategic discipline, could permanently tilt the rivalry with China in ...
Flowers and other offerings were removed almost as soon as they were laid in the southern city of Zhuhai after the country’s ...
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