President Donald Trump’s outside advisor on China said on Wednesday that he didn’t expect a breakthrough in talks in the “near term.”
President Donald Trump’s outside advisor on China said on Wednesday that he didn’t expect a breakthrough in trade talks in the “near term.”
Michael Pillsbury, director of the Center for Chinese Strategy at the Hudson Institute and a noted China hawk with the ear of the president, suggested that he expected a planned meeting between U. S. and Chinese negotiators scheduled for the end of the month to conclude without a trade deal.
