Eurasia Sees More Scrutiny of Chinese Companies Doing Business in US

The video discusses the implications of the US midterms on US-China relations, highlighting the potential for increased pressure from the House for a tougher China policy. It explores the impact on businesses, both US companies in China and Chinese companies in the US, due to selective decoupling and growing distrust. The upcoming Biden-Xi meeting is seen as a positive step towards dialogue, despite ongoing tensions around Taiwan. The video also speculates on the 2024 elections, considering the potential China policies of Biden, Trump, and DeSantis.

What impact do the midterm elections have on US-China relations according to the discussion?

How has the Biden administration's approach to China been characterized in comparison to the Trump administration?

How might the hawkish stance towards China affect US companies operating in China?

What does the speaker suggest about the likelihood of dialogue between the US and China?

What are the potential consequences of Congress's actions regarding China policy?

In what ways might the outcome of the 2024 presidential election affect US-China relations?

What are the implications of a potential President DeSantis on US-China relations?