The coolest place in Hawaii this week – except on the summit of Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea, which barely rose above zero – was Hickam Air Force Base in Honolulu, where the Secretary of State Mike Pompeo China has met the diplomat Yang Jiechi, under increasing tension between the two most powerful nations of the world. The icy atmosphere was obviously to strengthen both sides bland reading session in a constructive way, but stressed ‘especially the issues that divide nations, including COVID-19, China’s move its grip on Hong Kong, the status of the self – control of Taiwan and exchanges of Beijing practices and its treatment of Muslims in the western province of Xinjiang Uyghur minority in the country. A spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry said Lijuan Zhao Yang Pompey said that while China seeks “coordination, cooperation and stability” to defend its territory, its security and its interests. Zhao said Beijing “opposes decided interference from the United States in the affairs of Hong Kong,” that Taiwan is part of China, and Beijing labeling a law President Trump has signed on the day of Pompey and Yang met Sanctions Chinese officials authorized in the Uyghur internment participate in north-west China. State Department spokesman Morgan Ortagus said Pompey “important American interests and the need for all the mutual relations between the two nations most commercial emphasizes the security and diplomatic interactions.” Pompey said in a tweet on June 18 that Yang told him that China would fulfill its obligations January 15 soybean trade agreement and other US agricultural products to buy $200 billion in the first phase of the nations. In his new book arguing National Security Advisor, John Bolton that Trump Chinese President Xi Jinping has asked to make purchases that come from states critical to his re-election to help him win a second term. Pompey has launched one of its anchor on China’s harsh attacks for an online conference on democracy in Copenhagen two days after his meeting with Yang. It’s called “rogue actor,” China has marked the treatment of “human rights violations on a scale we have not seen since the Second World War” Uyghur and the Chinese government of using “misinformation and malicious cyber-Beijing” campaign accused the United States to share and their European allies. The spin that US-China relations, is accelerated in the coming months for political and economic reasons on both sides of the Pacific, experts say. The tensions that extend from the finger pointing between Xi and Trump pandemic crown the two nations my first economic policy and its growing tournaments from the South China Sea semiconductor and satellites. “The US-China relationship is derived in a hurry, and I do not see many releases over the next six months,” says Zack Cooper, a China expert at the American Enterprise Institute. Crown originating in China and Beijing moves against Hong Kong have given over more moderate officials China hawks in Washington who sought to trade agreements, US officials say current and former, to negotiate. Led by Michael Pillsbury and Lewis “Scooter” Libby on Hudson Institute, Dan Blumenthal at the American Enterprise Institute, and others, favor the comparison of compromise, arguing that relations are a zero-sum game. “How to Intimidate (Xi) islands in the South China Sea, has built himself has never promised militarize, then dishonored his promise disregarded international norms and ships sent to adjacent packages in Beijing signing,” Libby wrote on April 29, in ‘ national interest. “By committing to protect intellectual property, it activates the theft in progress and coercion, inevitably the industries of the advanced democracies undermined, and then pushed forward to the benefits found in China.” The next United States presidential election has further strengthened the hand of extremists. Faeing mounting problems at home, Trump inclined to seek Beijing’s help as Bolton claimed in his new book to be tough on China as a key foreign policy plank in his campaign for re-election platform. Meanwhile, presumptive Democratic candidate Joe Biden urges to take it to the Trump made accusations Station consultants a tough stand on relations with China that is soft on communism. The disturbing question is where the battle lines were drawn in an emerging showdown. During the Cold War the front line has been defined, risky and expensive, but they were usually visible on a map, or at least in a surveillance photo. focal points of today are nothing like the Fulda Gap, where American and Soviet tanks for decades, a block in Cuba or Zbigniew Brzezinski “Crescent Crisis” in which the United States and the Soviet Union were fighting battles from Afghanistan surrogates Angola and Nicaragua addressed to become. The talk of a new Cold War with its proposal of a conventional or nuclear military confrontation, is exaggerated, current and former US and other officials say, and the talk of military superiority of China in the Western Pacific is “hyperbolic,” he says a military officer running the United States. This does not mean that there will be victims. The battlefields are long supply chains, trade and investment, 5G and artificial intelligence, strategic metals and semiconductors, information security and satellites. This means that the US is competing with China on a playing field more level than America ever experienced. “The Soviet Union had nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile warheads, but that’s all,” said a US intelligence. “But in every other respect it was a Third World country. China is no more.” The biggest danger of this moment of weakness comes and miscalculation, as he often does in his time history points, as both nations make them responsible for their problems. Trump is America’s streets, staggering unemployment, late crown victims polls, the decisions of the Supreme Court, and bad memories. Xi has its own problems, including the unrest in Hong Kong, the rebirth of COVID in Beijing, push-back of China’s trading partners about the treatment of Uyghur and record unemployment of 6.2% in February. The two main pillars of Xi policy adherence, economic growth and political stability, were shocked by the pandemic and agitation in Hong Kong, and was the financial vulnerability of the country’s visible warning to some officials in 2007, when the then premier Wen Jiabao of the national people’s Congress that economic growth was “unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable.” China’s push back what Xi takes its rightful place in the world also for the quality of some of the goods exported difficult. US prosecutors charged June 18 that N-95 140,000 Chinese masks were broken, and a 2019 report by the British government in March found serious defects of telecommunications equipment Huawei caused by a lack of “basic skills and health security.” use of its economic power in Beijing to make nations more dependent on their good will to develop; to take advantage of its use in the Russian style of social media propaganda of social divisions, political and economic; and his first slowness and confusion in the epidemic coverage COVID-19 in Wuhan have alienated nations in Asia, Africa and Europe had tried to cultivate. Trump, however, America’s reputation has a skill, robust and reliable ally undermined, some say the current State Department, military and intelligence officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to criticize the president. His feud with the European Union on the taxation of the digital economy and other issues and his attempts to bully US allies in Europe, East Asia and Australia to increase their defense spending more than mimic China’s coercive diplomacy do not rely traditional America on shared values and international cooperation, said a current officer despite his missteps the playing field leveling with Beijing. Despite the meeting in Hawaii, tensions are likely to escalate from here. China has promised to sanction any effort his officers on the treatment of Uighurs and US officials to react retaliation control options that are attacking what they think of China are vulnerabilities. More than 270 are the China bills under consideration in Congress, and officials say increasing difficulties at home, overlooking, Trump probably more severe from the Options list of the measures his government was considering without consulting the legislature to impose. In a tweet on 18 June, Trump has raised the prospect of an equivalent mutual assured destruction economic, tweeting that. “,” The United States is a certainly obtain political choice, under certain circumstances, a complete decoupling of China “The day before , the US trade representative excluding the nuclear option in testimony to the Ways and means Committee of the House and said that he did not think that the separation of economic relations with China “a reasonable policy choice at this point.” full decoupling is easier said than done. in addition to their mutual dependence on each other its products, services and markets, China holds more than $1 Katherine debt of the US and some States of the largest reserves of rare earths needed across the world to make a wide range of high-tech equipment. the dollar remains the reserve currency of the world and the United States continues to be impor before many of China’s export market. But it is now clear that the status quo between the major powers of the world are not sustainable, and that an American key assumption about – would pull initiated Xiaoping’s economic reforms President Deng 40 years before China in the brotherhood of the capitalist democracies – can be as fallible as the belief in 1914 that Britain, Germany and Russia would never move at war because their leaders all. image correlated Copyright Photo by Nicholas comb AFP / Getty Images Dan Kitwood and
A Chilly summit in Hawaii Spotlights Growing US-China tensions
