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An Alternative View of What’s Next After the Trump-Xi Summit

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By Jake Werner
| The Nation Verified
World / May 26, 2026 An Alternative View of What’s Next After the Trump-Xi Summit Hawkish rhetoric from the national security establishment isn’t grappling with the complex challenges posed by China’s rise.
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An Opening for a New US–China Economic Relationship

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By Jake Werner
| quincyinst.org
American leaders have come to accept a one-sided view of China’s economic relationship with the United States, losing sight of the many advantages of economic interaction with China and focusing solely on how to reduce exposure. This skewed response to the challenges of China’s growing economic power is increasingly undermining American economic competitiveness because Chinese businesses are assuming a leading position in a growing number of frontier innovation sectors.
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‘Axis of cope’: What happens when they learn all the wrong lessons?

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By Jake Werner
| Responsible Statecraft Verified
“U.S. Insiders See Iran War Hurting China-Backed ‘Axis of Chaos’” reads the headline in Bloomberg. In the New York Times: “Iran’s Friends Include China and Russia. But Where are They Now?” According to Miles Yu, once Pompeo’s China adviser, “Beijing has worked quietly and methodically to turn Iran into the keystone of its Middle East strategy.
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