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What to know about US-China Relations
A Checkers Player Meets a Three-Dimensional-Chess Master Trump’s summit with Xi Jinping demonstrated the perils of shortsightedness when playing a long game.
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What happened
A Checkers Player Meets a Three-Dimensional-Chess Master Trump’s summit with Xi Jinping demonstrated the perils of shortsightedness when playing a long game.
Why it matters
In the centuries when dynasties ruled China, kings and chieftains across Asia sent “tribute missions” to the imperial court to pay homage to the emperor in exchange for access to the empire’s riches …
Common ground
The clearest point to anchor on is this: "I'm not looking to have somebody go independent," the US president told Fox News on Friday, at the end of his two-day summit with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Beijing.
Perspective signals
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