'When Biden came to office, many in both countries expected tensions to ease — but the new president kept Trump’s tariffs in place and made it clear that he wanted to negotiate new rules to constrain China’s behavior,' writes columnist doylemcmanus.
Study focuses on splits within each party’s coalition: Views of Trump and economics for GOP, speed of change and policy toward crime for Democrats.
The United States strengthened its alliances in Asia, including a deal to supply nuclear-powered submarines to Australia as part of a newBiden aides say some of the friction was necessary. It was important, national security advisor Jake Sullivan said last week, to “show that China’s efforts at pushing other [countries] around will not ultimately be successful.”
It began to look as if the administration had stumbled into the story of the sorcerer’s apprentice: It had created a new, more hawkish consensus on China, but the anti-Beijing fervor was threatening to spiral out of control. The U.S. hopes it can cooperate with China on climate change, nuclear proliferation and other issues, he added.
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