

Getting China Right: Senator Andy Kim at the Hopkins SAIS Institute for America, China, and the Future of Global Affairs
13 snips Feb 14, 2025
In a compelling discussion, Senator Andy Kim, a knowledgeable voice in China policy, joins James Steinberg, the former Deputy Secretary of State, to examine the complexities of U.S.-China relations. They dive into the vital importance of U.S. credibility regarding Taiwan amid rising tensions. The conversation also challenges the notion of a new Cold War with China, advocating for engagement rather than division. Additionally, they address the delicate balance of power between Congress and the executive branch in shaping foreign policy.
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US-China Importance
- The U.S.-China relationship is paramount, shaping the next 50 years of the world.
- This era is the most multipolar in generations, challenging America's navigation.
China's Focus
- Domestic instability, not external factors, likely preoccupies President Xi the most.
- The US must define its own objectives, not merely react to China's.
Current Geopolitical Era
- The current geopolitical era is a paradigm shift, with outbreaks of violence and a testing of sovereignty.
- The US must establish clear objectives in this multipolar world.