Trump's Pragmatic China Policy Could Help Avoid New Cold War

Readers who have read my old articles know well that I am not a supporter of Donald Trump's foreign policy for his second term. From occupying Greenland to threatening to annex Canada into the United States, from unilaterally increasing tariffs to an excessively large extent to the failed Iran war, Trump's activities and decisions have appeared not only careless and chaotic but also deeply destabilizing.

I have always expressed my clear views on this. Amidst all these decisions, I have found common ground with him in one important area. I feel that such a decision is not only at the level of correct understanding but is also possibly correct from a policy perspective. That is – US-China relations.