China Rejects Trump’s G-2 Vision, Says 2 Powers Should Not Run the World
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Updated · Bloomberg · May 30
China Rejects Trump’s G-2 Vision, Says 2 Powers Should Not Run the World
3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 30
Cui Tiankai said at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore that China’s leadership rejects President Donald Trump’s idea of a “G-2” led by the world’s 2 superpowers.
The former ambassador to Washington said Beijing believes the world “should not be run by one or two countries” and called instead for all nations, big or small, to be treated equally.
His remarks publicly push back on a framework Trump has favored for US-China relations and underscore Beijing’s preference for a broader multilateral order.
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