Derek Grossman
Improved ties between the United States and its great-power rivals, Russia and China, appear to be imminent. The Trump administration is negotiating directly with the Kremlin in an attempt to end the Russia-Ukraine war, U.S. President Donald Trump may meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and the two could perhaps reset the entire bilateral relationship.
Similarly, Trump has said that he would like to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, possibly in the United States, to resume negotiations on areas of high friction—namely, the substantial trade imbalance. Trump has also said in recent weeks that he has a “great relationship” with Xi and looks forward to “getting along with China.”
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