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Present and future success in #America's competition with #China necessitates strategic responses. During this Q&A session from Hoover Institution Summer Policy Boot Camp, senior fellow Elizabeth Economy emphasizes an increased physical presence in contested areas like #Taiwan, answers to technological threats like #TikTok, and an understanding of the non-ideological nature of China's partnerships with nations like Russia and Iran. Full video here: https://lnkd.in/eKNAsisy

https://lnkd.in/dehZgfHV US Taiwan Policy: It's Complicated! May 6, 2024 In this episode of Need to Know, host John Milewski discuses US policy on Taiwan with Wilson Center Indo-Pacific Program Director, Shihoko Goto. They explore the complexities and nuances of maintaining strong ties to a most important US trade partner, while acknowledging the "one China principle." They also discuss China's efforts to increase its own economic ties to Taiwan and the risk-reward factors related to Chinese investment. Additionally, Goto provides insights into the challenge of helping Taiwan remain secure while avoiding direct confrontation with China. As the title says, it's complicated!

How and why the American approach towards China morphed from seeking closer ties to a desire for estrangement... interviews with top U.S. policy makers of the last 30 years. What had gone right, what had gone wrong, and what comes next in the U.S. relationship with China. 

🇨🇳 This week on China Global, experts Bonnie Glaser & Ben Bland discuss a recent Chatham House report on transatlantic policy convergence and divergence, focusing on China. 📻 Listen Now: https://bit.ly/4a8wMH7

📈 China: an unprecedented economic support plan ✅ Each week, one of our experts deciphers a key figure and gives you the keys to a better understanding. 🗓️ This week, Victoire Dubrujeaud comments China's decision. 💡 Find out what our expert has to say about the latest news, highlights and key figures.   #PBC #Rates #China

How and why the American approach towards China morphed from seeking closer ties to a desire for estrangement... interviews with top U.S. policy makers of the last 30 years. What had gone right, what had gone wrong, and what comes next in the U.S. relationship with China.

📈 China: an unprecedented economic support plan ✅ Each week, one of our experts deciphers a key figure and gives you the keys to a better understanding. 🗓️ This week, Victoire Dubrujeaud comments China's decision. 💡 Find out what our expert has to say about the latest news, highlights and key figures.   #PBC #Rates #China

A very good essay on Washington's strategy to engage Asia.  "American strategy in Asia is best served by focusing on adapting to specific local contexts. Washington should resist the urge to search for stable pro-American factions with which to partner and pro-China ones to denounce or oppose. While such factions sometimes exist, more often these alignments are fluid and shifting. U.S. policymakers must become more comfortable with ambiguity, focusing on what the United States and its partners can best offer in a particular setting, regardless of China’s influence." https://lnkd.in/g8d242qb

🔎 China Redefining Global Partnerships and the World Order 🌍 China has been reshaping its role on the world stage since Deng Xiaoping, striving for a place as an equal player. With a unique vision for the future, China has forged alliances with Russia, ventured into Middle East politics, and made significant investments globally. As the West navigates these changes, it's crucial to embrace diverse political systems and respect different perspectives on the world order. Join the discussion on how China’s proactive strategies are influencing international relations and the global balance of power. #china #chinausrelations #worldorder #worldpolitics #worldsalon

🌐China's status as a rising global power is cemented through its network of economic and political partners. What does China want, and what might a future shaped by Chinese goals and priorities look like? Revisit our interview with Elizabeth Economy (Stanford University) on the future of U.S.-China relations in a world increasingly shaped by China. https://lnkd.in/ePGsXjpy #USChina #uschinarelations