China May Be on Collision Course With U.S., Harvard's Allison Says

The video discusses China's rise as a global power, surpassing the US in purchasing power parity, and its implications for military and economic competition. It highlights geopolitical tensions, particularly in the South China Sea, and the potential for conflict escalation. The discussion includes historical lessons from the Cuban missile crisis and the importance of imagination in future US-China relations. The trade conflict is analyzed as both a virtual war and a necessary adjustment of economic rules.

What are the implications of a potential military rivalry between the U.S. and China?

What lessons can be learned from the Cuban missile crisis that apply to current U.S.-China relations?

How has President Trump's approach to trade with China been perceived in terms of its effectiveness?