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He argues that strategic ambiguity on Taiwan and a potential rapid policy shift are likely because U.S. doctrine has varied by administration.
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Policy Shift
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "And this basically spells out the basic premise, framework for all future US -China cooperation and dialogue. And the Shanghai framework basically resolves the..."
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"And this basically spells out the basic premise, framework for all future US -China cooperation and dialogue. And the Shanghai framework basically resolves the..."
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"Okay? This would be a radical sea shift from previous administrations. And I'll explain later on why Trump would do this and also why..."
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"...And if Raisi becomes the Ayatollah, then we can expect major policy shifts in the country, okay? Okay? So then the question then is,..."
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