So-called 'de-risking' just another term for 'decoupling' us

Recently, 'de-risking' has gained popularity among officials in Washington and some Western capitals. Previously used by America's European allies in their China policy, the newly fashionable word has been officially adopted by the U.S. administration.

Related Keywords

Iraq , Foster City , California , United States , Japan , Afghanistan , Washington , China , Hiroshima , France , Australia , Syria , Germany , White House , District Of Columbia , Beijing , Croatia , Port Of Long Beach , Austria , America , German , Japanese , Chinese , American , Australian , Croatian , Austrian , French , Americans , Volker Treier , Joe Biden , Kazuteru Saionji , Mirko Mavric , Craig Allen , Don Farrell , William Reinsch , Emily Benson , Wang Wenbin , Xinhua Gao Shan , Li Jianguo Xinhua , Xinhua Liu Jie , European Commission , International Monetary Fund , Costco , South China Morning Post , Chinese Foreign Ministry , U Group Of Seven , Us National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan , European Union , Xinhua , Fitch Ratings , Us China Business Council , Bloomberg , International Studies , Higashi Nippon International University , Association Of German Chambers Industry , Administration Of Customs , Liu Jie , European Commission President Ursula , Economic Analysis , Long Beach , Gao Shan , French President Emmanuel Macron , What Australia , Australian Minister , Tourism Don Farrell , Security Advisor Jake Sullivan , Washington Based Brookings Institution , South China Morning , Cold War , Plaza Accord , General Administration , China Business Council , German Chambers , So Called De Risking Just Another Term For Decoupling Used By Washington , Llies To Contain China ,