The volatile relationship between China and the United States

Newsweek 2017-04-24

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Throughout the years, the United States and China have had a differing relationship. With Barack Obama in the White House the relationship had grown friendly and open but with the election of Donald Trump, and his many controversies, the future is unclear. Newsweek takes a look at the relationship from Nixon to Trump.

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