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File photo of Chinese and USA flag.   | Photo Credit: AFP Kurt Campbell says ‘competition’ would henceforth be ‘the dominant paradigm’ and working with allies will be the way forward. The more than three-decade long era of engagement between the United States and China that saw the world’s two largest economies develop closely interdependent relations “has come to an end”, a top official of the Biden administration has said. “The period that was broadly described as engagement has come to an end,” Kurt Campbell, who is the Coordinator for Indo-Pacific Affairs and the top U.S. official for Asia, said at a Stanford University event. He said “competition” would henceforth be “the dominant paradigm” and U.S. policy would work under “a new set of strategic parameters”,

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