Video length 27 minutes 53 seconds
The United States has tried to increase pressure on Beijing.
China has rejected a statement by the leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) that described a shared approach towards Beijing, looking to “de-risk, not duplicate” economic dialogue and aim to their human rights record and territorial claims.
China’s foreign ministry said Beijing was strongly against the G7 joint statement and complained to the summit organizer in Japan.
The United States has sought to increase pressure on Beijing, as its military and foreign relations with the European Union grow closer amid the war between Russia and Ukraine.
So where does that leave the US’s European relations and its trade ties with Beijing?
Presenter: Tom MacRae
Guests:
Einar Tangen – senior China fellow at the Tiehe Institute think tank
Vicky Pryce – Senior economic adviser at the Center for Economics and Business Research
Steven Erlanger – Chief diplomatic correspondent for Europe at The New York Times
