By Michael Martina
WASHINGTON (Multibagger) - Donald Trump's China policy could have significant implications for U.S.-China relations if he is re-elected for a second term. Many of the top candidates for foreign policy roles in a potential Trump administration are currently sanctioned by China, leading to a complex diplomatic situation.
China sanctioned 28 former Trump administration officials early in President Joe Biden's term, including key figures like Mike Pompeo and Robert O'Brien. The relationship between the U.S. and China could be further strained if these officials return to prominent roles in a second Trump administration.
Experts believe that China will have to address this issue to facilitate any meaningful dialogue with the U.S., as the current sanctions pose a significant barrier.
Despite the tensions, Trump's campaign spokesperson emphasized that the administration would prioritize American interests in selecting officials, regardless of China's stance on the matter.
The article delves into the details of the sanctions imposed by China on former Trump officials and the potential challenges both countries might face in navigating their bilateral relationship.