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'MALIGN INFLUENCE': TOP BIDEN OFFICIAL FACES BACKLASH AHEAD OF ADDRESS AT FORUM WITH DEEP TIES TO CCP

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✍️ The US Ambassador to China, Nicholas Burns, is facing criticism for participating in a forum hosted by the China-United States Exchange Foundation (CUSEF), which has deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

👉 US Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns is participating in a forum hosted by the China-United States Exchange Foundation (CUSEF) 👉 CUSEF has deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) 👉 Experts argue that Burns' decision to speak at the forum legitimizes Beijing's malign influence 👉 CUSEF has been accused of advancing the CCP's interests in America with American voices 👉 CUSEF has ties to top Chinese and American universities, as well as Chinese billionaires with CCP ties

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If Trump is hostile toward China, Beijing has many ways to respond, US analyst says.

Rick Waters, a former US deputy assistant secretary of state for China and Taiwan, said that Beijing is trying to determine how Trump will deal with China in his second term. He warned about the risk of escalating tensions regarding Taiwan and the South China Sea during the transition period. Waters also mentioned that during Trump's first term, US-China policy split into two periods, with the first three years being more 'transactional' as Trump aimed to reach a deal with China to reduce the large trade deficit. ● Beijing is trying to determine how Trump will deal with China in his second term ● Risk of escalating tensions regarding Taiwan and the South China Sea during the transition period ● US-China policy split into two periods during Trump's first term: 'transactional' (2017-19) and 'angry' (2020-21)

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