Will Bannon’s exit affect the US’ China policy?
The role of Trump's advisors outside the White House such as Henry Kissinger and Stephen A. Schwarzman is also uncertain. In the following months, the China-US relationship may face economic friction as well as a potential crisis stemming from the Korean Peninsula.
The US Trojan horse
Moon orders more THAAD launchers to be deployed
China, US can work out strategic differences
China’s military development has made remarkable progress in recent years, with a steady increase in its national defense budget and a host of new aircraft carriers and weapons.
Trump’s diplomatic plight shows weakness
Trump’s inherently inadequate team turns out to fall short of the tasks at hand.
Chances for US-NK dialogue become slimmer
The Trump administration is pressing ahead with a new resolution by the UN Security Council to impose tougher sanctions against North Korea.
How close can the relationship between Australia and India become?
There are also conflicts of interest between Australia and India as New Delhi focuses on shaping a regional strategic balance.
Unconditional withdrawal only way for India to save face
China will make no concessions over the territorial issue nor will it yield to anyone when it comes to national security.
Anti-Russia mood in US hard to eradicate
Washington has to weigh the consequences if it chooses to turn hostile toward Beijing as China is the biggest trading partner of the US.
Deep-seated animosity
US, Russia engage in long-term hostility
Western media favors Delhi due to bias
The Western-advocated principles of democracy and human rights are not what they are supposed to be when it comes to India.
Indian elites stand to gain from advocating ‘China threat’ theory
Taking China as a threat and adopting hostile measures against China, if overdone, may turn China into a real threat, and Indian elites should be careful how far they go.
Powerful army assures the Chinese dream
Nowadays, China is faced with a complex security situation in its periphery, so it is in need of an invincible people’s army.
Australia needs to staunch anti-China views
Given the unstable state of US politics, there’s an added urgency for Australia to engage in serious discussion of its China policy.
Australia’s dilemma
Australia's choice between China and the US