Analysts call China a "near-peer" ahead of Xi's Washington trip
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Think-tank experts assess that Beijing has gained both the capability and the will to check US power, a marked change from its position a decade earlier.
“In the past, China was disadvantaged in terms of strength, and it was not an equal to the U.S. But now it is considered a near-peer.”
Sun Yun, Stimson Center
Xi Jinping President of China
Donald Trump US PresidentSun Yun Director, China program, Stimson CenterMira Rapp-Hooper Visiting fellow, Brookings Institution
Barack Obama Former US President (2015 host)
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