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#NOTUSPersectives #ChinaSummit
Perry Link, Princeton University: A personal victory for a vulnerable Xi.
Patricia M. Kim, The Brookings Institution: Beijing may conclude it has a temporary strategic window on Taiwan.
Uzra Zeya, Human Rights First: The sidelining of human rights.
Brian Tronic, Freedom House: Actually, human rights were not forgotten.
Ivo Daalder, former U.S. ambassador to NATO: Xi, not Trump, now sets the terms of the relationship.
Chris McGuire, Council on Foreign Relations: A disastrous detente on export controls.
Kishore Mahbubani, former U.N. Security Council President: The advent of a G2 world.
Jacob Stokes, Center for a New American Security: A confirmation of Beijing’s belief in its own strength.
Anita Kellogg, National Defense University: The creation of a Board of Trade and a Board of Investment.
Henrietta Levin, Center for Strategic and International Studies: A spirit of cooperation that may not be sustainable.
Zack Cooper, American Enterprise Institute: The real impact will come in the run-up to the next meetings.
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#NOTUSPersectives #ChinaSummit
Perry Link, Princeton University: A personal victory for a vulnerable Xi.
Patricia M. Kim, The Brookings Institution: Beijing may conclude it has a temporary strategic window on Taiwan.
Uzra Zeya, Human Rights First: The sidelining of human rights.
Brian Tronic, Freedom House: Actually, human rights were not forgotten.
Ivo Daalder, former U.S. ambassador to NATO: Xi, not Trump, now sets the terms of the relationship.
Chris McGuire, Council on Foreign Relations: A disastrous detente on export controls.
Kishore Mahbubani, former U.N. Security Council President: The advent of a G2 world.
Jacob Stokes, Center for a New American Security: A confirmation of Beijing’s belief in its own strength.
Anita Kellogg, National Defense University: The creation of a Board of Trade and a Board of Investment.
Henrietta Levin, Center for Strategic and International Studies: A spirit of cooperation that may not be sustainable.
Zack Cooper, American Enterprise Institute: The real impact will come in the run-up to the next meetings.