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Trump's US-China policy faces 'unpredictable drift,' experts say

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Experts predict that Donald Trump's approach to US-China policy will lead to unpredictable shifts. This comes as the US, alongside India, Japan, and Australia, launched initiatives to reduce global reliance on China for critical minerals and enhance maritime surveillance. These moves suggest a strategic effort to counter China's influence in the Indo-Pacific region, despite Trump's stated aim for a constructive relationship with Beijing. AI

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Trump's US-China policy faces 'unpredictable drift,' experts say

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Cao Jiaxuan ·

    US-China policy under Donald Trump is heading for ‘unpredictable drift’: expert

    Soon after Donald Trump concluded a visit to China that he hailed as a great success, America’s top diplomat joined his Indian, Japanese and Australian counterparts in New Delhi for a meeting of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue. At the meeting on May 26, US Secretary of State …

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