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EPISODE · Sep 27, 2018 · 33 MIN

China v. America: Going Global with Michael Auslin

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Recorded on August 10, 2018 Michael Auslin discusses the growing influence of China in global affairs. For example, recently, airlines were forced to remove all references to Taiwan as a country from their websites and instead indicate cities like Taipei as part of China. Airlines that refused to make this change were banned from landing in mainland China, causing several small airlines to shut down operations. With the growing influence of China on the world stage, Auslin argues that the United States needs to be prepared to come to terms with it.

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