NEW YORK -- China may have no choice but to become the dominant global player if U.S. President Donald Trump's policies weaken America and create a power vacuum, Columbia University political science professor Andrew Nathan told Nikkei on Wednesday.
Andrew Nathan sees Trump-induced turmoil pushing Beijing to extend influence
A giant screen displays President Xi Jinping the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution in Beijing. © Reuters
NEW YORK -- China may have no choice but to become the dominant global player if U.S. President Donald Trump's policies weaken America and create a power vacuum, Columbia University political science professor Andrew Nathan told Nikkei on Wednesday.