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The Trump administration’s willingness to speak out on the North Korea nuclear issue and pressure Beijing on the same topic privately represents a break from the approach of past administrations.
It remains to be seen whether recent foreign policy pivots by the Trump administration amount to a departure from its earlier views about America’s role in the world.
As North Korea develops an array of missiles that could deliver a nuclear weapon to the continental United States, that further complicates the tension over defending U.S. allies in the region.
Relations between Brussels and Ankara have not yet passed the point of no return, however they are at an important fork in the road.
While corrupt politicians in India undoubtedly used some level of coercion, they were also popular because they were seen as getting things done for their community.
The recent attacks on Coptic churches have prompted President Sisi to declare a state emergency.
The White House must overcome internal divisions to come up with a comprehensive North Korea policy that incorporates both China and America’s regional allies.
President Trump and Xi Jinping must focus on building personal chemistry and having an honest discussion of their world views.
India must find a way to maximize gains and avoid any pitfalls that might emerge as a result of collusion or confrontation between the China and the United States.
The upcoming Trump-Xi summit in Mar-a-Lago will the set the tone of U.S.-China relations for the entire Trump presidency. It is critical that the two presidents have mutual respect for each other.