Ali Wyne

Olga Oliker, Crisis Group's Europe and Central Asia director, discusses the implications of Trump's potential return for European security and the Ukraine war. Michael Wahid Hanna, U.S. director, delves into U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, highlighting the Israel-Palestine conflict. Renata Segura covers how Trump's policies could affect Latin America, particularly immigration. Ali Wyne and Amanda Hsiao examine the prospects for U.S.-China relations, exploring tariffs, Taiwan, and broader geopolitical dynamics.

Ali Wyne, a China expert from RAND, and Jessica Chen Weiss, a Cornell professor focused on Chinese politics, dive deep into the complexities of U.S.-China relations. They unpack the discrepancies between China's stated intentions and its actions, revealing historical influences on its foreign policy. The conversation highlights the diplomatic challenges posed by Xi Jinping's leadership, the importance of selective engagement, and the Biden administration's need for a comprehensive strategy to counter authoritarianism while promoting U.S. leadership.