GT: In the book, you share the vivid diplomatic history behind the China-US rapprochement, especially stories surrounding the ...

RETRO REPORT: President Richard Nixon’s 1972 visit to China, an unexpected pivot in U.S. foreign policy, helped end the Cold War. But it left Taiwan’s fate uncertain.

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SINCE the Communist Revolution in 1949 till February 1972, the United States has not recognised Mao Zedong’s China. It has accepted the People’s Republic of China (Taiwan) as the legitimate Chinese ...

In 1972, then-US president Richard Nixon paid a shock visit to China, paving the way towards full diplomatic recognition and gaining leverage over a wrongfooted Soviet Union. By that same logic ...