Same Words, Different Meaning: The New U.S.-China Paradigm

NCUSCR Interviews by National Committee on U.S.-China Relations

Jul 21, 202608:08Government & Organizations

Following the Trump–Xi meeting in mid-May, officials in both the United States and China started describing bilateral ties as " a constructive relationship of strategic stability. " However, both countries have different...

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