US President-elect Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the country’s relationship with China reels from a bitter tariff war and sparring on issues ranging from politics to trade and their responses to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: AFP US President-elect Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the country’s relationship with China reels from a bitter tariff war and sparring on issues ranging from politics to trade and their responses to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: AFP
US President-elect Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the country’s relationship with China reels from a bitter tariff war and sparring on issues ranging from politics to trade and their responses to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: AFP

US-China relations

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US-China ties: Biden has limited time to repair Trump’s damage, say analysts

  • US President-elect Joe Biden has just over a year to build better ties with Beijing, according to a panel organised by Singapore’s ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute
  • But ‘China-bashing’, rising nationalism and different values, especially on Hong Kong, human rights and the South China Sea, could stand in the way

Topic |   US-China relations
Dewey Sim
Dewey Sim in Singapore

Updated: 10:25pm, 6 Jan, 2021

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US President-elect Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the country’s relationship with China reels from a bitter tariff war and sparring on issues ranging from politics to trade and their responses to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: AFP US President-elect Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the country’s relationship with China reels from a bitter tariff war and sparring on issues ranging from politics to trade and their responses to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: AFP
US President-elect Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the country’s relationship with China reels from a bitter tariff war and sparring on issues ranging from politics to trade and their responses to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: AFP
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