Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden answers a question after delivering remarks in Los Angeles, California, on Wednesday. Following his victory in the Super Tuesday primaries, Biden is now the clear front runner in the nomination race, with Bernie Sanders his only viable rival. Photo: AFP
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Why a Joe Biden nomination in the US presidential race is unlikely to reassure China
- The former US vice-president now looks to be the strongest contender for the Democratic nomination after his Super Tuesday victories
- But even if he goes on to beat Trump, a return to the Obama-era China policy of tempering competition with cooperation seems unlikely
Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden answers a question after delivering remarks in Los Angeles, California, on Wednesday. Following his victory in the Super Tuesday primaries, Biden is now the clear front runner in the nomination race, with Bernie Sanders his only viable rival. Photo: AFP