Seizing the “Trump Opportunity” and Engaging the World: Chinese Foreign Policies in 2017

Lance L P Gore

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2018, vol. 10, issue 01, 56-67

Abstract: In 2017 China took advantage of the Trump administration’s “America-first” foreign policy to reinforce the three general trends of Chinese foreign policy under Xi Jinping. US-China relations had a slow, hesitant start but turned out unexpectedly well. However, China botched on the Korean Peninsula and had yet to put its relationship with India on a constructive path. The 19th Party Congress’s blueprint for Chinese development requires a bigger role for China on the world stage.

Date: 2018
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