What an irony!
Two weeks back, on January 20, during an appearance at the University of Chicago, Secretary of State Antony Blinken was asked if the temperature in U.S.-China relations had cooled.
Ballooning China-U.S. Tensions
Biden administration must have a suitable response in order to teach China a lesson.
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Xi asked whether America would defend Taiwan. The President preserves the ambiguity by design, the public by indecision.
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