"Be My Friend, Or Else!": The U.S. Sternly Warns China Against Aligning with Russia

The U.S. is intensifying its diplomatic engagement with China, a move underscored by the back-to-back visits of U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The underlying theme of these diplomatic overtures has been clear: to sway China away from Russia. This strategic approach blends both conciliatory gestures and stern warnings. This dual strategy highlights a critical juncture in international relations, where the U.S. aims to deter China from deepening its ties with Russia amidst global geopolitical shifts and growing tensions.
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Threats & friends don’t mix, so US is talking out of both sides of its mouth

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The U.S. strategy of using both carrots and sticks in its diplomatic dealings with China is a high-stakes manoeuvre that reflects the complexities of modern geopolitical dynamics. The effectiveness of this strategy will not only reshape U.S.-China relations but will also have far-reaching consequences for global stability and the international balance of power. As the U.S. attempts to coax China away from Russia with a mix of threats and opportunities, the global community watches with a mix of interest and concern at the potential for geoeconomic fragmentation.

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