Trump warms up the US-China tie in first 100 days of presidency

China-US relations is always a matter of great concern to the whole world. Recently, there is new partnerships between two countries.

President Donald Trump's nominee for ambassador to China promised on Tuesday to take a firm line with Beijing on issues from North Korea to trade disputes and human rights, and seemed poised for an easy confirmation by the U.S. Senate.

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"As Governor of Iowa, I saw first-hand the importance of a positive and healthy trade relationship between our two countries," Branstad said here at his confirmation hearing.

Terry Branstad, the nominee for US ambassador to China, said he hopes to use his unique relationships with Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump to positively influence US-China relations.

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"As Governor of Iowa, I saw first-hand the importance of a positive and healthy trade relationship between our two countries," Branstad said here at his confirmation hearing.

Branstad, who is serving his sixth term as Iowa governor and is the longest-serving governor in US history, described his relationship with Xi which goes back to 1985. Branstad was then serving his first term and met Xi, who was leading an agriculture delegation from Hebei province, Iowa’s sister province.

“A connection was made and a friendship was founded. To this day, President Xi still speaks fondly of Iowa and the hospitality he enjoyed there so many years ago,” said Branstad. When Xi visited the US in February of 2012 as China’s vice-president, he went to Iowa to visit the people who hosted him in 1985, people he referred to as “old friends”, including Branstad.

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As the governor of a U.S. state whose economy is mainly driven by agriculture industry, Branstad noted that almost one out of every two rows of Iowa soybeans is sent to China, as well as 33.5 million U.S. dollars in pork in 2016.

Senator Bob Corker, the panel's Republican chairman, blasted China's actions in the South China Sea, and "cyber theft of intellectual property." He warned against focusing on short-term goals at the expense of long-term US interests.

"There's no country in the world that we have so many issues with," Corker said.

Branstad took a hard line on the South China Sea, saying, "China cannot be allowed to use its artificial islands to coerce its neighbors or limit freedom of navigation or overflight."

Trump has taken an "America First" approach to trade. Branstad also stressed the importance of opening markets to agricultural goods, protecting intellectual property and addressing China's "unfair and illegal" sales of low-priced steel.

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100 days enough to prove Trump as a good president? See the proof.

Nearly “100 days” being a president in America,Trump complained to media at twitter.

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Whatever Trump do in America,we have to admit that he is the most active president at twitter.

Although 100 days are just a fraction of a president’s tenure, and no president has quite matched the achievements of Franklin D. Roosevelt, who set the standard by which all are now judged.But the 100 days rubric has proven irresistible, ever since Franklin Delano Roosevelt used it to frame the intense hustle of his administration in the face of global economic catastrophe. Roosevelt signed 15 major laws in his honeymoon period, scrapped the gold standard, set up multiple major jobs programs and saved the banking system. Congress doesn’t pass legislation any more – they just wave at the bills as they go by,Will Rogers, the cowboy cutup, is said to have joked at the time.

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Mileage may vary. Either he is an unapologetic populist whose efforts to drain the swamp of Washington have been met, all too predictably, by powerful resistance. Or he is a buffoonish con whose every gesture showcases his gross incompetence, plus he golfs too much, and he’s probably bad at that, too.

Highs and lows

Empirical analysis has found that presidents enjoy a “honeymoon hundred” with Congress, during which time legislation that a president backs is more likely to pass. If that’s true for Trump, he’s in trouble. His effort to broker a deal on healthcare reform turned out to be as ineffectual as it was ostentatious. His promise to pull off tax reform is equally in doubt. The one spending bill he has managed to sign thus far, a $19.5bn reauthorization of Nasa, was both small potatoes and peripheral. He has struck down at least 10 important Obama regulations, pertaining to clean streams, internet privacy and gun purchases by the mentally ill, but not everyone considers those accomplishments.

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Many Americans – more than half, in most polls – believe that Trump is underperforming as president. Strikes against him include his divisive and failed travel bans, his blatant and insulting duplicity when it comes to voter fraud or crowd size, his impulsive conduct of foreign policy, his failure to divest from the Trump Organization, his embrace of Wall Street and of foreign dictators, his addiction to cable news, and a lack of policy seriousness which leads him to confuse Iraq and Syria, confuse which direction the navy is sailing in and to say things like, “Nobody knew that healthcare could be so complicated.”

  

 Trump supporters see his presidency differently. He is praised for responding to a chemical attack in Syria with airstrikes, for generally projecting strength in foreign policy, for undoing Obama-era regulations on the environment and business, for installing a conservative supreme court justice, for protecting American jobs, and for not letting people tell him what he can’t do. It was also cool when he climbed into that truck and honked the horn.

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"It's a different kind of a presidency," Trump said in an Oval Office interview with The Associated Press, an hourlong conversation as he approached Saturday's key presidential benchmark.

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Trump has sent final words to North Korea, says Kim Jong Un ‘gotta behave’

As tensions between U.S. and North Korea have become increasingly strained, Donald Trump warned North Korea “gotta behave” while speaking during festivities at the annual White House Easter egg roll. 

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Mr Trump has ever taken to Twitter to say North Korea was "behaving very badly" and "playing" with the US. He said Kim would likely want to demonstrate his power by testing another nuclear weapon or missile as a result. 

“Such a test, of course, would force the South Korean people to think that Kim is more dangerous than they normally believe,” Mr Bennett explained. 

He also said the situtation is made more complicated due to a change in the South Korean presidency about to take place after  Park Geun-hye has had to resign from office due to political scandal. 

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson also visited the border area in March 2017 and said that pre-emptive US military action was “on the table”.

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North Korea unveiled new missiles during a large military parade in Pyongyang to celebrate the 105th anniversary of founding leader Kim Il-sung.

The spectacle was followed by a test of their so-called intercontinental missile, which failed just five seconds after launch, observers in the US and South Korea said.

US battleships were moved into the waters near the Korean peninsula as a precaution. 

Mr Trump’s warning came just hours after Vice President Mike Pence made an unscheduled stop during his Asia tour to visit the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea. 

The stop was part of Mr Pence’s Asia tour. “The era of strategic patience is over,” Mr Pence said. 

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He added that the US wants to see “North Korea abandon its reckless path of the development of nuclear weapons, and also its continual use and testing of ballistic missiles is unacceptable.”

Dr Bruce Bennett, Senior International Defense Researcher at Rand Corporation, told The Independent that Mr Trump’s comment “will not be taken well in Pyongyang.” 

“For Kim Jong-un to “behave” along the lines the US demands would violate the North Korean culture — it would appear that Kim would be acting weak,” said Mr Bennett. 

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