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Washington, Beijing and the Taiwan question: how Washington lost control of the Indo-Pacific theater
Torn between its Russian, Chinese, Iranian and North Korean issues, American foreign policy has nonetheless revealed, over the decades, a constant hierarchy: the Sino-American rivalry remains the major geopolitical issue that structures Washington’s Asian policy.
The People’s Republic of China in the Context of American–Israeli Aggression Against Iran
China responds to international challenges, including aggression against Iran, not through the use of force but by means of a long-term strategy grounded in political and economic engagement and the maintenance of mutually beneficial relations, while preserving channels of dialogue with the United States.
In Busan, China did not just stand firm—it watched America blink
Beyond the optics of handshakes and photo-ops at the Busan summit, the much-hyped Trump–Xi meeting laid bare the paradox that defines US–China relations today: deep economic interdependence coupled with unrelenting strategic rivalry.
