Trump's Evolving China Strategy: From Special Relationship to Strategic Pressure

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The once amicable relationship between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping has deteriorated, with tensions escalating over trade tariffs, geopolitical disputes, and military competition. As Trump prepares for a potential second term, his administration's hawkish stance towards China, including cabinet picks like Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz, suggests a more aggressive policy. Meanwhile, Xi Jinping, who has solidified his power in China, warns against a new cold war and seeks to position China as a dominant global power. The evolving dynamics could lead to intensified US-China competition, impacting international stability.
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