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Trump and Xi Could Learn Something From Darwin
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The rivalry between the United States and China is intensifying, but the two great powers remain deeply dependent on each other in areas such as technology, trade, energy and drug production. An editorial signed by Fareed Zakaria starts from this interdependence and from Joshua Cooper Ramo's new book, "Darwin's Lock," to argue that the relationship between Washington and Beijing might rather be one of "co-evolution than total decoupling," says F…
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Foreign PolicyTrump and Xi could learn something from Darwin
Survival depends on adaptation. For the U.S. and China, that may include cooperation.
·Washington, United States
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