Donald Trump’s second term is off to a good start for China. The new US president has so far avoided making good on his threat to impose heavy tariffs on China, telling business and political leaders at an economic forum in Davos that the two countries could have a “very good relationship” and reportedly expressed his interest in visiting the Chinese capital in the coming months. Trump even gave a 75-day suspension to Chinese-owned app TikTok and signaled he would seek to loosen a law requiring the company to divest its US operations or face a ban. All of this adds up to a strong message that the president is willing to talk and make deals with China. At least for now,” CNN notes in its analysis. As the publication notes, this is welcome news for Beijing, which is preparing for a tumultuous period in US-China relations as the […]
Source: News Beast
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