president trump s foreign policy bitterly, when it comes to the greatest foreign policy challenge facing the united states, how to deal with the rise of china, they have continued and mimicked trump s approach. he added, this has prompted glee among departed trump officials who declare themselves as innovators and the biden administration as dutiful implementers. another argues that the communication channels for managing tensions have collapsed. but while the biden administration s approach has been tactically flawed and can be adjusted, beijing s errors are much more serious and strategic. over the past decade, under president xi jinping, china has changed its taiwan policy, with potentially catastrophic consequences. modern china s leader outlined a
something that s inconceivable today. the basic strategy towards taiwan was as long as china remained open, dynamic, and accommodating, time was on its side. taiwan would come to realize that there were many benefits and few costs to being formally attached to the mainland. but over the past ten years, president xi s policies have been to make china more closed, less dynamic and significantly less accommodating. nowhere has the latter policy been more clear than in hong kong, where beijing has reneged on nearly all agreements they have made. the results are power play to see in taiwan. in the 1990s, few taiwanese advocated for independence and many believed reunification with china was inevitable. today, according to the election studies center, support for
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The head of the World Health Organization said on Tuesday China s zero-tolerance COVID-19 policy is not sustainable given what is now known of the virus, in rare public comments by the U.N. agency on a government s handling of the pandemic.
Regarding segregation of vaccine trial data, subject to privacy of individuals, all trials conducted and to be subsequently conducted, all data must be made available to the public without further delay, it said. COVID-19 Vaccine: Nobody Can Be Forced To Get Vaccinated, Current Policy Not Unreasonable or Arbitrary, Says Supreme Court.