The US-China Relationship Is Maturing, Baucus Says

The transcript discusses the Taiwan issue as a critical point for China, emphasizing the need for both sides to avoid military conflict. It highlights efforts to stabilize US-China relations, including meetings between leaders and the importance of adhering to the One China policy. The impact of US political visits to Taiwan is examined, noting potential tensions. China's COVID-19 policy and its economic repercussions are discussed, along with the need for vaccine cooperation. The US political landscape, particularly the influence of domestic politics on China policy, is also explored.

How does the speaker describe the current state of U.S.-China relations?

What advice is given to the U.S. administration regarding the One China policy?

What role does domestic politics play in shaping U.S. policy towards China?