There is growing bipartisan agreement amongst US policymakers that Washington’s decadeslong approach to Sino-American relations is unsustainable
There is growing bipartisan agreement amongst US policymakers that Washington’s decadeslong approach to Sino-American relations is unsustainable, as both the United States and China stake claims to their respective visions of economic, technology, and security leadership in an increasingly bi-polar world.
Althoughthe US and China have both pursued economic interdependence since Washington granted Beijing Permanent Normalized Trade Relations (PNTR) in October 2000, recent flashpoints - ranging from growing Taiwan Strait tensions, investigations into Covid-19’origin, reports of Chinese companies supplying Russia’s military, and human rights abuses in Xinjiang - make accelerated decoupling a likelihood. China’s economy slowed in 2022 due to the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) ercantilist communist economic model and its draconian “zero-COVID policy”, which exacerbated global supply chain delays and inflationary shocks.
Since long before the European Union (EU) and even the existence of some European countries, Spain and Latin America have held a very close-knit bond.
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