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Originally Posted by Guest
China's president will be visiting Trump in Florida this weekend.
Trump just signed some harsh China trade policies and talked during his campaign about Chinese manipulation of currency.
Now, we really need China's assistance to reign in North Korea. China can be a huge help in that China is the sole source of goods for N. Korea.
Will China ask for US concessions on the trade policies in a quid pro quo for talking to N. Korea? Will Trump's great skill in negotiations be useful?
If the US would do a pre-emptive strike on N. Korea, would China interfere or just stay on the sideline?
Very important talks. Let's hope Trump doesn't blow it.
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Won't be easy
If you recall, Trump broke all tradition by getting involved in foreign relations on China First...
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That won't be easy. After the election, Trump broke with four decades of U.S. diplomatic tradition by accepting a congratulatory phone call from Taiwan's president and questioning Beijing's “One China policy,” which treats the democratically run island as a breakaway province that has no diplomatic relations with the U.S."
President Xi to confront Trump with China-first policy