The podcast features a panel discussion on China's global ambitions and its relationship with the United States, interrogating assumptions of zero-sum competition. Panelists explore whether China seeks to replace the U.S. as a global hegemon or if its goals are more about securing sovereignty, security, and development. The discussion covers China's approach to international relations, including its use of deterrence strategies rather than coercion, and its focus on regional influence in the Asia-Pacific. Panelists also examine the potential for U.S.-China collaboration in areas like trade and investment, while acknowledging challenges related to technology and security. The conversation also touches on the upcoming summit between Presidents Trump and Xi, considering potential outcomes and the broader implications for the bilateral relationship.
Outlines
Part 1: Introduction and Conference Context
Part 2: Defining China's Strategic Goals and Global Role
Part 3: Regional Conflicts and Global Responsibilities
Part 4: US-China Summit and Economic Engagement
Part 5: Technology, Governance, and Policy Priorities
Part 6: Geopolitics and Future Outlook
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