“American national interests will be well served if the two Asian giants can ‘bury the hatchet,’” according to Lyle Goldstein, an analyst with the think tank Defense Priorities. Trade linkages between the two would boost prosperity—and thus, stability. And, more importantly, he wrote in The Hill, “The world will not have to watch nervously as two nuclear-armed powers engage in regular, violent skirmishing.”
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