The Aporia
The Aporia
9 articles about 8 events for “China Us Diplomatic Relations” from Semafor.
“…Parks Tau, in a statement, said the loss of AGOA would accelerate South Africa’s search for opportunities in other markets including China, even as the US cited Pretoria’s relations with “governments of concern” among the reasons for withdrawing AGOA…”
“Andy’s view The prospect of steep losses for Republicans in today’s midterms and the lame-duck presidency that ensues regardless raise a fundamental question about the outlook for a budding US-China détente.”
“The China scholar Orville Schell writes that the US’ epic diplomatic successes of the 20th century — securing the unconditional surrender of Japan and Germany after World War Two; defusing the Cuban missile crisis; securing arms-control agreements with Moscow…”
“On the eve of a leaders’ summit this week in Washington, US-China ties are stuck in the stalemate stage, deadlocked on everything from trade and technology to Taiwan — and it’s only a matter of time before hostilities ramp back up.”
“China, reluctant to pick a side in the Iran war, is reportedly being urged by its diplomats to protect relations with Gulf states as competition with the US for influence in the region heats up.”
“…isetso’s view The Trump administration has never hidden its diplomatic feud with South Africa — whether it be punishing tariffs, visa restrictions, or the US ambassador to Pretoria issuing thinly veiled threats that have left Pretoria sweating over its future…”
“…avigate a tricky balance between maintaining strong ties to China, Brazil’s biggest trading partner, and the US: The last seven elections across Latin America have been won by conservatives friendly to Washington and its crackdown on immigration and drug…”
“…see through the hypocrisy behind Xi’s messaging — just ask the Philippines about China’s bullying — but his pitch still resonates with developing countries that resent the US-led status quo, and it’s accompanied by pledges of trade, investment, and…”
“Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed visited Beijing in April for talks on expanding bilateral economic and diplomatic relations.”