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Times of India14.5.2026PolitikIndia

Trump's Beijing Visit Reflects Shift in US-China Dynamics

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US President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing highlighted a shifting world order, with China asserting its power as an equal or superior nation, while the US seeks accommodation over confrontation, particularly on issues like Taiwan and trade.

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