Kurt M. Campbell

Kurt Campbell, Chairman of The Asia Group, and Rush Doshi, Director of the China Strategy Initiative at CFR, dive into the implications of China's rise as a global superpower. They discuss China's dominance in technology, naval capabilities, and industrial strength, painting a picture of a new geopolitical landscape. The duo also highlights the urgency for the U.S. to reassess its strategies amidst China's rapid advancements, exploring the potential for a Chinese century versus American resurgence. Their insights reveal a complex interplay of competition, cooperation, and innovation.

Kurt Campbell and Rush Doshi, both former officials in the Biden administration, dive into why the narrative of China's decline is misleading. They discuss the strategic shifts in China's foreign policy under Xi Jinping, including military expansion and the Belt and Road Initiative. The pair assert that America must reassess its alliances in Asia to enhance stability and counter threats. They also touch on escalating trade tensions and the systemic complexity behind U.S.-China negotiations, emphasizing the need for strong diplomacy to navigate these challenges.

Kurt Campbell, former Deputy Secretary of State and President Biden’s Asia Czar, shares his insights on U.S.-China relations. He delves into Beijing's perception of American power and the shifting dynamics under the Biden administration. Campbell highlights the ideological motivations driving Xi Jinping and discusses how the U.S. can reshape its strategies through strengthened alliances. He emphasizes the importance of authentic dialogue in diplomacy, especially amid historical tensions and evolving regional politics in the Indo-Pacific.