The Duran Podcast
China happy to be rid of Biden White House
Nov 20, 2024
Insightful analysis surrounds the final meeting between Biden and China's leader, revealing China's relief in evolving past his presidency. The conversation dives into how a potential Trump return could reshape U.S.-China relations, focusing on economic separation rather than military conflicts. It also speculates on Trump's possible collaboration with BRICS nations and the media's neglect of these dynamics. The discussions highlight an emerging shift in geopolitical relations as BRICS pursues greater independence from the U.S. dollar's influence.
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- China perceives relief at the potential end of the Biden administration, feeling disrespected by its handling of established red lines.
- Under a potential Trump administration, the U.S. may pursue a more diplomatic approach with BRICS nations to maintain economic dominance while easing tensions.
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Biden and Xi's Deteriorating Relationship
The recent meeting between Biden and Xi Jinping highlights significant tension in U.S.-China relations. Biden claims to be satisfied with the progress made, while Xi's perception is one of relief at Biden's potential departure, believing that he has been duplicitous and has not respected China's established red lines. China has clearly articulated these red lines, indicating their unwillingness to tolerate further uncooperative actions from the U.S., especially under a new Trump administration. The interactions show a deepening frustration from China towards the Biden administration's contradictory stance on cooperation and conflict.
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