Victor Cha and Susan Thornton speak with Jonathan Corrado about whether the U.S. and China still share a North Korea policy after this year’s presidential summits in Beijing and Pyongyang, and who will manage the next crisis on the Korean Peninsula if they don’t.
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Listen to the National Committee’s podcast, The US-China Podcast, available on Apple Music and Spotify.
Recent Videos and Podcasts:
Higher Education in China: Domestic Demands and Global Aspirations
Gerard Postiglione assesses the trajectory of China’s higher education system amid competing domestic priorities and global ambitions.
A Cool, Cute China: Chinese Cultural Influence in the United States
Rebecca Fannin and Shaoyu Yuan join Michael Berry to discuss the recent increase in Chinese cultural influence in the United States and how digital platforms and popular culture are reshaping American perceptions of China.
How the United States is Decreasing Dependence on Chinese Critical Minerals
Cory Combs joined us to discuss what the United States is doing to decrease its dependence on China for critical minerals.
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