Tensions sino-américaines, or Sino-American tensions, refers to the complex and often fraught relationship between China and the United States. This term encompasses a range of issues including trade disputes, military competition, political disagreements, and differing views on human rights and governance. The tensions have escalated in recent years, particularly over trade practices, tariffs, technology transfer, and territorial disputes in the South China Sea. Additionally, the rivalry is marked by strategic competition, with both nations vying for influence in global affairs. These tensions can manifest in diplomatic exchanges, economic sanctions, and military posturing, impacting both countries and the international community. The relationship is characterized by a duality of cooperation and conflict, as both nations are economically interdependent while also competing for global dominance.
Une récente article publié par Newsweek rapporte que des forces spéciales américaines seraient désormais stationnées de façon permanente à Taiwan, plutôt que dans le cadre d'un arrangement temporaire ou de…