The Party in Cyberspace: China’s Digital Ecosystem

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Trump's China Visit: Prestige on the Cheap

From Mar-a-Lago to the Great Hall, Trump returns to Beijing desperate for validation while Xi Jinping treats him to strategic flattery. It’s the first time an American president has been to China in seven years. It deserves a podcast, although, as Trivium said, the outcomes could ...  Show more

The Stalemate Summit: Xi-Trump in the Long Sweep of US-China Relations

Julian Gewirtz, former Biden administration China official, now at Columbia, joins me to chat about the Xi-Trump visit and all things US-China. Matt Sheehan, senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, drops by to give his takes on the AI angle.We cover: What ...  Show more

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