Wu Xinbo on why Trump’s ‘America first’ foreign policy may be driving China’s rise
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Wu Xinbo, dean of the Institute of International Studies at Fudan University, gives an interview analyzing how shifts in US foreign policy are affecting US-China relations. The interview explores the possibility that Trump's 'America first' approach may be contributing to China's rise. It first appeared in SCMP Plus.
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Trump's 'America first' policy reshaped global alliances.
The interview analyzes how shifts in US foreign policy are changing the relationship between the US and China.
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Wu Xinbo is a leading Chinese researcher on the US.
Opinion- Trump's 'America first' policy reshaped global alliances.
- China may have gained influence as US retreated from global leadership.
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Wu Xinbo is a leading Chinese researcher on the US.
OpinionWu Xinbo is the dean of the Institute of International Studies at Fudan University in Shanghai.
South China Morning PostThe interview analyzes how shifts in US foreign policy are changing the relationship between the US and China.
South China Morning PostThis interview first appeared in SCMP Plus.
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