Fenby: Trump Needs Cautious Approach to China Policy

The transcript discusses Donald Trump's initial foreign policy moves, focusing on his calls with leaders like Vladimir Putin and China. It highlights concerns about Trump's potential China policy, including trade tariffs and military alliances in Asia. The discussion also covers the evolving relationship between Taiwan and Beijing, and how Asian countries like Japan and South Korea are reacting to Trump's election, with concerns about security and economic stability.

What is the main concern regarding Trump's initial interactions with China?

• His immediate acceptance of calls from China

• His refusal to speak with Chinese leaders

• The lack of clarity on his China policy

• His decision to visit China first

What could be a potential consequence of imposing high tariffs on Chinese goods?

• Boosting U.S. manufacturing

• Increasing Chinese imports

• Strengthening U.S.-China relations

• Triggering a trade war

What is a key aspect of Trump's desired approach to Asian policy?

• Immediate military action

• Cautious and calculated decisions

• Rapid economic sanctions

• Complete withdrawal from Asian affairs

What political party currently holds power in Taiwan, opposing the KMT?

• DPP

• CPC

• LDP

• PPP

Why is Japan particularly concerned about Trump's election?

• Loss of trade agreements

• Dependence on U.S. military support

• Increased tariffs on Japanese goods

• Trump's visit to North Korea