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    US-China: A new cold war that's not like the other

    May 30, 2019 3 minutes

    The timing is striking. Leading up to June 6, D-Day commemorations on the south coast of England and the beaches of Normandy will cast the world’s gaze back to World War II – and the Cold War with the Soviet Union that followed. And they’ll be held amid rumblings of what’s rightly being called a new cold war – with China.

    Yet as that conflict has intensified, there are signs this cold

    If they’re different, why do they look similar?The ability to disrupt

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