Since August, nearly 700,000 Rohingya refugees have stumbled across the border into Bangladesh, fleeing a military-led assault by Myanmar that the United Nations says bears the “hallmarks of genocide.” While Bangladeshi officials once assumed they would go back, that doesn’t look likely anytime soon.

After a relatively quiet first year in office, President Donald Trump is delivering on his campaign promises to get tough on trade, especially with China. The odd thing about his moves, with the exception of Trump’s threatened tariffs on Chinese goods, is that they target close American allies, rather than Beijing.