VIETNAMESE LADIES - DONALD TRUMP AFTER WIN PRESIDENT US 2016 (04)
Channel: VIETNAMESE LADIES
Date: 2016-11-20

VIETNAMESE LADIES - DONALD TRUMP AFTER WIN PRESIDENT US 2016 (04)
How will Donald Trump treat Asia ?
Conversation soft or rigid policies? - That is a big question that Asia is facing the President-elect Donald Trump officially into the Oval Office.
"His victory Trump is sparking unrest across Asia. Many people are amazed," CNN quoted Jeff Kingston - director of Asian studies at Temple University, Japan.
China, Japan to smaller countries in Southeast Asia, leaders are looking to see if President Trump has made the competition section of his commitment or not - because they will be able to shake the alliance , alter the geopolitical map and risk creating a comprehensive conflict.
Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was quick to feel the profound changes in the US interest. He was the leader will be the first in Asia to meet directly elected president on November 17/11 Donald Trump on his way to the APEC meeting in Peru, where he will try to protect coalition Japan - US.
During the election campaign, Trump, who made Japan and South Korea, the two closest allies of the US, suggested stunned when they are free to benefit the US commitment. He argued that Japan should take for nuclear weapons to defend itself against North Korea.
"Japan is the closest ally of the US in Asia, and he (Abe) will want this to be reaffirmed," Kingston said. Japan also wants to know Trump plans to approach North Korea - the country continuously since missile tests earlier this year.
China
Chinese capital is "a sandbag to Trump punch" when election. He threatened to make a comprehensive trade war with Beijing, accusing the Asian power of this "forced" America.
"Maybe in the early stages tenure, Mr. Trump could attack China to set up the power of a new commander in chief," the Global Times newspaper editor said. However, Shen Singli - Deputy Director of the Institute of International Relations, University of Fudan in Shanghai - the doubts about Trump will make the statement he made during the campaign because of the relationship between the two largest economies world is very close.
"A trade war is hard to imagine," Mr. Shen said. "Trump is a smart man. He said that in order to win votes. Once in power, he will continue to wisely and do not want to damage the chances of re-election."
Shen also said that Trump will Singli more focused on domestic priorities, so the US will be less competitive with China on issues such as the South China Sea.
Korea
Donald Trump was elected president amid Korea is going through a bad period. President Park Geun-hye is under siege corruption scandal, which led to huge demonstrations demanding ever she resigned.
"For Abe, meet at the beginning is very wise," said John Delury of Yonsei University in Seoul said. "Korea was now no leadership, no one really to meet Mr Trump".
During the week, Park Geun-hye will be Korean prosecutors interrogated, so she hardly moved out of the country. Many female presidential aide resigned, and she was forced to sack the prime minister.
There are many risks. Korea theoretically is currently in a state of war with North Korea. This country was the residential area of 28,500 American troops under Washington's commitment to defend its allies in the event of a conflict. The country is also home to the United States to deploy a missile defense system THAAD sophisticated.
During the election campaign, Trump has said he would consider the US withdrawal of troops stationed in South Korea if Seoul does not contribute a larger portion of the cost.
"Trump said of the re-negotiation coalition - he felt he had a huge mandate. Ms. Park, it has lost credibility. That's a very bad way to step on the negotiations," Delury comment further
Philippines
Relations between Rodrigo Duterte and Philippine President Barack Obama counterpart has seriously dented. Duterte for the vulgar words about Obama and Washington warned integral economic and military.
White House under Trump will have a better relationship with Mr. Duterte, according to Richard Javad Heydarian - a professor of political science at De La Salle University in Manila. Currently President of the Philippines has designated trading partner of Trump in the Philippines as the US trade envoy.
However, a government Heydarian concerns under the leadership of Mr. Trump - with overwhelming domestic problems - will not bring benefits to smaller countries in Asia such as the Philippines in the long run.
"US ability to project power will be reduced and gravity will focus on China", Heydarian said.
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