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Kevin Rudd on what China really thinks of America
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A China-watcher arguing Beijing bets on US decline frames long-run geopolitical risk affecting trade and supply chains.
China rivalry framed as long-term structural contest
Trade, tariff, or Taiwan policy developments
Opinion may overstate Beijing's strategic confidence
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China’s battle for global dominance with America “is on”. That’s the view from Beijing, according to Kevid Rudd, former Australian prime minister and eminent China watcher. He tells the Economist’s geopolitics editor, David Rennie, that Beijing is banking on America’s long-term decline, but risks un
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