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Sun Chenghao：Great Power Rivalry, Shared Responsibilities
2026-05-12

The coming year could prove consequential for China-U.S. relations. With multiple leader-levelmeetings expected, both sides will have a chance to stabilize ties. Yet most debates remain focusedon trade disputes, technology controls, and regional crises. What is missing from these debates isjust as important: global governance, where cooperation remains not only possible but necessary.

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