Abstract

SINO-US RELATIONS AFTER 2001

Marwa Mustafa Ahmed

Volume: 9 Issue: 3 2019

Abstract:

Relations between China and the United States are among the most dynamic in the world, with the United States as a superpower and China as a superpower. The relationship between the two powers includes various interactions and issues, the impact of which is not on the two countries but on one or another of the countries of the world, because of the interdependence of international relations in today's world, whether it is cooperation or conflict. China's power in the international system.

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