Harris-Trump: Tough talk on China but little substance in first U.S. presidential debate

Michael DiMino, a fellow specialising in Asian security affairs at the Washington-based think tank Defence Priorities, said: “On China, Trump was very clear that he intends to remain tough on Beijing, especially regarding sanctions and trade.”

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