The (ongoing) crisis in US-China relations and implications for Europe

In this lecture, Neysun Mahboubi, Director of the Penn Project on the Future of U.S.-China Relations at the University of Pennsylvania, delved into the stabilised yet persistently competitive dynamics of US-China relations and their far-reaching implications for Europe.
Although by some measures the downturn in US-China relations has stabilised under the Biden administration, genuine improvement in the bilateral relationship appears unlikely in the near future, while more competitive and perhaps even confrontational dynamics seem to be solidifying.
Leading up to another US presidential election, which may heighten these dynamics yet further, what are the implications for European countries, and Europe as a whole, as both the US and China continue to seek to enlist European support for their respective positions (efforts which are now further complicated by the ongoing war in Ukraine)? Does any space remain for European interests and priorities to shape the contours of the US-China relationship in the coming years?
📆 This event was recorded on 16 April 2024.
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