Lowy Institute's Kassam on Xinjiang Backlash, Taiwan, Hong Kong

The video discusses China's domestic policies and their global impact, highlighting the challenges faced by Western companies in China due to compliance issues. It explores the perception gap between the US and China, with China viewing the US as in decline. The video also covers China's aggression towards Taiwan, political changes in Hong Kong, and the shift in Australian public opinion towards China. Finally, it examines the emerging global competition between different political systems, questioning if a new Cold War is beginning.

What is the primary focus of China's 'Wolf Warrior Diplomacy'?

• To improve environmental policies

• To enhance global trade relations

• To increase domestic popularity

• To promote cultural exchange

What is the perception gap between China and the United States?

• China sees itself as declining

• The U.S. views China as a close ally

• The U.S. sees China as a rising power

• China views the U.S. as in decline

How has the U.S. responded to China's aggression towards Taiwan?

• By reducing military presence

• By imposing trade sanctions

• By signing new agreements and increasing support

• By withdrawing diplomatic ties

What has been the impact of China's actions on public opinion in Australia?

• Increased trust in China

• Improved economic ties with China

• Stable relations with China

• Decreased trust and confidence in China

What is the current situation in Hong Kong as described in the transcript?

• A significant step towards no viable opposition

• A peaceful political environment

• A thriving democracy

• An increase in foreign investments

What is the nature of the competition between systems as discussed in the transcript?

• A competition between different economic models

• A competition between cultural influences

• A competition between liberal democracies and China's authoritarian model

• A competition between military powers

How are countries responding to China's authoritarian model?

• By fully embracing liberal democracy

• By rejecting it entirely

• By adopting it to meet legitimate needs

• By ignoring it