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Trump et l’Asie : Fin du pivot et montée des incertitudes

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November 2016
Céline Pajon 

Ce podcast est délivré par Céline Pajon. L’élection de Donald Trump, porteuse de fortes incertitudes en matière de politique étrangère, a été observée avec inquiétude en Asie.
Les alliés de Washington s’alarment d’un possible retrait stratégique américain, alors que la Chine y voit une opportunité à saisir pour redéfinir la relation bilatérale à son avantage.
L’enjeu est important car l’arrivée de Trump qui remet en cause les partenariats de sécurité et les accords de libre-échange pourrait signifier la fin du « pivot » en Asie et la confirmation de la prédominance chinoise dans la région.

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