Regular readers of this column know that I have not been a fan of President Donald Trump’s foreign policy in his second term. From threatening to seize Greenland and annex Canada , unilaterally raising tariffs sky-high to the fiasco of the Iran war, Trump has been reckless, chaotic, and deeply destabilizing. But he might well turn out to have the right instincts—and perhaps even the right policy—in one crucial arena: the U.S.-China relationship. In Trump’s recent interactions with Chinese

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