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This article focuses on the impact of the pandemic coronavirus (COVID-19) on Sino-US relations. It describes Sino-US relations before and after the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. Particular attention is paid to the ongoing trade war between the PRC and the US, as well as the development of the information war caused by the politicization of the epidemic. The reasons for the deterioration of Sino-US relations under the influence of the coronavirus are considered. The author highlighted the following factors: US fears about the transition of world economic and political leadership from Washington to Beijing; the disagreement between China and the United States over the anti-epidemic in the framework of multilateral cooperation; problems caused by objectively accelerated changes in the world order. It is concluded that the epidemic plays a limited role in the deterioration of economic and political relations between China and the US. The fundamental reason remains the discrepancy between the unilateralism advocated by the US and multilateralism called for by China.

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  • Китайско-американские отношения после окончания холодной войны можно были охарактеризованы как сосуществование: от сотрудничества к конкуренции

  • США пытались объединить свои усилия и мобилизовать все ресурсы для всесторонней стратегической конкуренции с Китаем

  • Отношение ВВП Китая к ВВП США соответственно должно было вырасти до более чем 70 %, а доля Китая и США в мировом ВВП увеличиться с 38,5 % в 2019 году до более 40 % в 2020 году [4]

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