A change of occupant in the White House does not change America's problem with China - or Australia's excruciating political choices on the matter, writes Andrew Clark in the Australian Financial Review. Clark quotes USSC non-resident senior fellow James Curran.
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Professor James Curran
Professor of Modern History, University of Sydney