The Future of the Sino-US Relationship
Scapegoating China is a risky strategy for President Trump in converting undecided voters.
Scapegoating China is a risky strategy for President Trump in converting undecided voters.
If they go through with a planned all-encompassing ban on Western companies interfacing with Chinese technology and apps, then the result would be to expand Huawei’s and Xiaomi’s market share.
The U.S. should recognize the reality that in today’s world, neither China nor it can defeat, replace or change each other. The only thing they should do is to seriously consider how to get along with each other in peace.
The next few months will be the time when China and the U.S. prepare to restart their relations from a new standpoint following the November elections. China will need to prepare its policies and make them clear.
Legal experts say that banning TikTok and WeChat would be “unconstitutional” as it would threaten Americans First Amendment rights.
Trump’s actions may generate short-term gains, but in the long run, such moves will have a detrimental impact on business confidence.
For American consumers, the lack of competition will ultimately leave them with poorer and more expensive services.
While the US government is pressing on the accelerator to crash the bilateral relationship, China has been putting the brakes on with the hope of preventing it from plummeting further.
Both Chinese and American people are wise and rational enough to find ways to coexist in harmony and mutual benefit despite their differences in social systems and cultures.
TikTok has become the latest Chinese company to be dragged into Washington’s technology war with Beijing. But just why does the US government believe it is unsafe and how do its actions compare to other apps operating in the current market?
In a world fighting against a common enemy, the coronavirus, we do not need another distraction that will increase the pile of deaths.
Most European countries don’t want to get involved in the middle of a new Cold War between Donald Trump and China for a couple of reasons.