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Jiang predicts a near-term broad U.S.-China grand bargain, arguing that the two sides will reconcile differences and deepen economic integration rather than sustain pure confrontation.
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US China Relations
Jiang predicts a near-term broad U.S.-China grand bargain, arguing that the two sides will reconcile differences and deepen economic integration rather than sustain pure confrontation.
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"That's a lot of money. And these are very busy people. And quite honestly, I've worked in business negotiations. You do not bring these..."
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"And then, uh... Yesterday, and the day before, He Lifeng, who is the, uh... who is the vice premier in China, and Scott Besant,..."
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"Um... These sanctions are happening, but eventually, the U.S. and China will come to a grand bargain and they will become much more economic..."
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Jiang treats the Xi–Trump visit as a strategic theater.
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