Tom Bilyeu
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Why U.S.-China Relations Need Civility
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December 20, 2024
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0:53Now PlayingShould China’s president watch the U.S. president’s inauguration? Absolutely. Here’s why: hostility with global powers like China only increases the risk of conflict.
During the Cuban Missile Crisis, JFK and Khrushchev created a direct line of communication to avoid catastrophic misunderstandings. That same principle applies now. Civility and open dialogue are essential for global stability.
What’s your take—should world leaders prioritize communication, even with rivals? Share your thoughts below!
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