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Open QuestionsJing Qian unpacks the US-China trade talks and their ‘manageable’ rivalry
The scholar goes in-depth on the world’s two largest economies, how their competition is making waves in Europe and how China can handle domestic hurdles
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Luna Sunin Beijing
Jing Qian is vice-president of the Asia Society and managing director of its Centre for China Analysis (CCA), which he co-founded with Kevin Rudd, former prime minister of Australia. His research examines the interplay between domestic politics and foreign policy in the United States and China.
In his second Open Questions interview, he delves into the two countries’ all-important relationship, how its twists and turns play out in Europe and the numerous domestic economic challenges Beijing is attempting to tackle.
This interview first appeared in SCMP Plus. For other interviews in the Open Questions series, click here.
The US has announced a 90-day extension of the China tariff truce, despite no breakthroughs coming from the third round of trade talks. What do you make of this?
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