As the new president-elect, Joe Biden has a chance to reset relations with China and perhaps stop the chills of a second cold war. Yet the nature of the trans-Pacific relationship has altered permanently — and not just due to four years of Trumpist pugilism. Indeed, the alliances that Beijing is forging across the globe pay scant attention to who is in the White House, and the new geopolitical realities mean that the U.S. is likely to be just as tough on China as it has been — even with a ne
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