Blinken Says China Has Ability To Undermine International Order

The transcript covers a US official's visit to London for meetings with Korean and Japanese officials. It discusses the US's stance on China, emphasizing the need to uphold a rules-based order without containing China. The official highlights China's growing military and diplomatic influence and stresses the importance of engaging with China despite its aggressive actions. The content is based on a 60 Minutes interview with Blinken.

What was the main purpose of the speaker's visit to London?

• To attend a cultural event

• To meet with officials from Korea and Japan

• To visit historical sites

• To conduct a personal vacation

What is the US's stance on China's rise as a global power?

• To contain and suppress China's growth

• To ignore China's global ambitions

• To form an alliance with China

• To uphold the rules-based international order

According to the speaker, what makes China a unique challenge to the global order?

• Its geographical size

• Its technological advancements

• Its military, economic, and diplomatic capacity

• Its cultural influence

What did the speaker say about the US's ability to deal with China?

• The US should isolate China

• The US should form a military alliance with China

• The US can afford to ignore China

• The US must engage with China

How is China described in terms of its domestic and international behavior?

• Less influential at home and neutral abroad

• More repressive at home and aggressive abroad

• More open at home and cooperative abroad

• More democratic at home and peaceful abroad