US President Donald Trump to name China as a competitor in security speech, officials say

18 Dec 2017

“Trump has praised Chinese President Xi Jinping while also demanding that Beijing increase pressure on North Korea over its nuclear programme and to change trade practices to make them more favourable to the United States.”

Source: US President Donald Trump to name China as a competitor in security speech, officials say | South China Morning Post

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