For the foreseeable future, Beijing and Washington will, at best, be able to approach their shared interests by managing instability.
U.S.-China Relations
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Elon Musk is a rare pro-China voice on the right. The reason why is quite simple: his company, Tesla, is doing big business in China.
AI will redefine power dynamics, economic competition, and security strategies, challenging traditional geopolitical structures and alliances.
The hurdles to the growth of Chinese power extend far beyond the economic sector. “The Chinese century” is not a foregone conclusion.
Expect a tougher, but more erratic approach toward China in a second Trump administration. That could cause concern among U.S. allies.
Ali Wyne joins host Arif Rafiq to discuss the risks of a U.S.-China war over Taiwan and the broader challenge of managing a rising China.
In 2023, the U.S. advanced relations with key allies and partners in Asia while finding firmer footing in its relations with China.
U.S.–China tensions will likely persist, if not worsen, in 2024 as the two sides double down on strategic competition and point-scoring.
China is increasingly preparing for a possible conflict with the United States over Taiwan, though it likely seeks to avoid a full-blown war.