José Antonio Gurpegui, director of the Instituto Franklin at the University of Alcalá, assesses the new international context surrounding Trump, particularly his relationship with China. He notes that the recent call between Trump and Xi Jinping marks a relevant diplomatic shift, though it is insufficient to conclude that tensions have fully subsided.
Gurpegui highlights that the Trump administration has maintained a critical stance toward Beijing, especially regarding visas for Chinese students and access to strategic technologies. These commercial and diplomatic tensions are expected to remain central to Trump’s agenda, with U.S.-China rivalry continuing to shape American foreign policy in the coming years.
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