Trade war, spies and sea clashes dominate 2018 US-China relations | South China Morning Post

The China-US relationship began to suffer in early 2018, with tit-for-tat tariffs that would develop into a major trade war. That tension was reflected in bilateral disputes over control of the South China Sea, as well as claims about spying and tech companies. As the year drew to a close, optimism about a trade-war…

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