The question is whether the US and China can compete without destabilising Asia - and at what cost if they cannot, says Patricia M Kim from the Brookings Institution. WASHINGTON DC: The economic detente between Washington and Beijing has proved more durable than many expected. But since President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping agreed to a one-year trade truce at their Busan summit last October , global conditions have become far less stable. The two leaders are preparing to meet in

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