Foreign Policy Live

Is America’s China Policy Shifting?

May 12, 2023

37:18

Episode guests

Robbie Gramer

Jack Detsch

Christina Lu

Highlights

AI Chapters

Episode notes

The Biden Administration's Role in the 2020 Presidential Race

01:14

Introduction

3min

Sullivan's Speech on Global Trade

2min

The Impacts of Yellen's Speech on National Security

2min

The Hawkish Bent in Washington Is Here and It's Here to Stay

2min

Yellen's Mixed Messaging on China Policy

2min

Nick Burns's Speech on US-China Relations

2min

The EU's Response to Washington's Hawkish Approach to China

3min

How Europe's Reluctance to Follow the US and Get Tough on China, Influence China's Foreign Policy?

2min

The Biden Administration's Role in the 2020 Presidential Race

2min

10.

The Importance of Foreign Policy in US Presidential Elections

2min

11.

The Importance of Taiwan in the US Election

3min

12.

The Fear of a Cold War

2min

13.

What Would Make Xi Jinping Trust the West on Getting Softer Now?

2min

14.

The Problem With a Consensus in Washington

2min

15.

The US Federal Administration's View on Taiwan's Presidential Election

2min

16.

The Importance of Sighing When in the US

2min

17.

The US Preference Is for a Hostile Competition

4min

Recent statements by Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan have dominated discussions in political circles in Washington. Is America’s China policy shifting? Is the White House adapting its approach based on feedback from Europe? FP executive editor Amelia Lester is joined by reporters Christina Lu, Jack Detsch, and Robbie Gramer for a wide-ranging discussion on U.S.-China relations.