From Jack Ma to Kim Jong Un, Five Areas Where Trump Needs China
- Room for cooperation on some economic and security issues
- Trump has repeatedly attacked China since U.S. election win
Kyle Bass: Trump Adds Gasoline to Chinese Woes
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Since his election win, U.S. President Donald Trump has put a bullseye on China.
From stealing U.S. jobs to manipulating its currency to failing to curb North Korea’s nuclear ambitions, Trump’s accusations against China have come fast and furious. He’s broken with decades of diplomatic practice by questioning the One-China principle, which acknowledges Beijing’s claim to Taiwan.