The Challenges Are Real, So Is the Opportunity: A Pro-Trump Perspective

Jul 09 , 2019

From our side, yes, we have to learn how to adjust more effectively to our interactions with China - the rising power. By I believe that China, the rising power, will also have to learn how to face reality that the United States is the current dominant power and the two of us have to continue to talk and to act positively as we meet and actually carry out the agreements that we can come together on.

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