Henry Kissinger Warns of U.S.-China Conflict

The discussion at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum covers historical parallels with the Congress of Vienna, strategies for dialogue between the US and China, and the importance of avoiding military conflict. It addresses Cold War dynamics, human rights issues, and the need for understanding historical perspectives. The conversation also critiques Trump's negotiation style, explores democratic cooperation, and examines Europe's role in global relations. Finally, it discusses the impact of COVID-19 on global power balance and the necessity for cooperative action to prevent catastrophic conflicts.

How can the lessons from history inform current foreign policy decisions?

What is the significance of cooperation among democracies in the context of U.S.-China relations?

What challenges does Europe face in its relations with the United States and China?

What strategies could be employed to prevent conflicts similar to those that led to World War One?