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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2020 · 47 MIN

The Future of US-China Relations

from The World Unpacked · host Laura Lucas Magnuson, Paul Haenle

Tensions between the US and China have been escalating for years, with a downturn accelerating during the Trump administration. Given fundamental differences in worldviews and continued economic competition between the two countries, how likely are changes under President-elect Biden? Today, Laura speaks with Paul Haenle, the director of Carnegie-Tsinghua Center. They talk about Beijing’s view of the US election, Biden’s policy options, and the prospects for regional cooperation under new US leadership. Learn more:The World is Responding to A Changing ChinaChina in the World Podcast Programming note: The World Unpacked will take a short break to celebrate Thanksgiving. We’ll be back with a new episode on December 3rd. Stay safe and healthy! 

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Paul Haenle joins Laura for a discussion on how US policy toward China is likely to change under a Biden administration.

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