

Avoiding a new Cold War
Aug 20, 2024
John Ross, a former Director of Economic and Business Policy in London, sheds light on crucial global dynamics. He explores the evolving relationship between the U.S. and China, advocating for peaceful competition over a new Cold War. The discussion dives into China's economic resilience and development strategies, emphasizing lessons for developing nations. Ross also highlights the transformative impact of initiatives like the Belt and Road on global trade and infrastructure, stressing the importance of international cooperation in a multipolar world.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Transformation of China: From 2005 to Today
01:52 • 2min
No Cold War: A Call for Peaceful Competition
04:20 • 12min
China's Economic Resilience and Growth
15:57 • 11min
Learning from China's Economic Model: Lessons for Developing Countries
27:19 • 3min
The Belt and Road Initiative: A New Era of Globalization
30:09 • 2min
Navigating Concessional Loans and Investment Risks
32:01 • 3min
Navigating Global Power Dynamics
34:33 • 18min