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Last Updated: 2026-06-30

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Tracking U.S. foreign policy toward China, trade policy, Taiwan tensions, and the broader effort to reassert American strength abroad.

Overview

America's foreign policy is at a crossroads. This watchlist tracks U.S.-China relations, trade policy, military posture abroad, and diplomatic efforts to reassert American strength and protect national interests.

Current Status

Tensions with China remain high over Taiwan and trade. Tariff policies are under review, and military aid to allies is being debated in Congress.

Progress

Progress toward resolution40%

Key Numbers

$279B

Trade Deficit with China

Census Bureau

2026-06-01

$370B

Tariffs in Place

USTR

2026-06-15

$1.2B

Taiwan Arms Sales

DSCA

2026-06-10

Timeline

2026-06-20

New Taiwan Arms Package Announced

The administration announced a $1.2 billion arms sale package to Taiwan, drawing condemnation from Beijing.

Source

2026-05-10

Trade Review Launched

USTR launched a review of Section 301 tariffs on Chinese goods.

Source

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