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US shifts China policy from dominance to diplomacy

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The United States' approach to China has shifted from a stance of dictating terms to one of pragmatic bargaining and mutual respect. This evolution was exemplified by the recent summit between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump, where they established a new framework for their relationship. The reception of Xi and his wife in Washington, including full military honors, signaled a recognition of China as an equal on the global stage. AI

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US shifts China policy from dominance to diplomacy

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Jianlu Bi ·

    How the US went from ‘a position of strength’ to ‘gung-ho’ on China

    Not so long ago, Washington’s approach to relations with Beijing was anchored by a single assertive phrase: dealing “from a position of strength”. It was rooted in a unipolar mindset: a belief that the United States could dictate terms, manage competition unilaterally and demand …

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