U.S. Should to Do More Against Rising Threat of China: Panel

The transcript discusses a report on China's unique and immediate threat to US economic and security interests. It highlights the need for transparency and accountability in Chinese investments and the importance of reciprocity in US-China relations. The report focuses on China's influence in international organizations, particularly in technology and standards. It addresses China's global lending practices and the need for multilateral strategies to ensure fair standards. The discussion also covers US-China relations, policy recommendations, and the situation in Hong Kong, emphasizing the need for economic leverage and international collaboration.

In what ways has China used its lending to developing nations to pursue its interests?

How can the US coordinate with allies to address the challenges posed by China?

What are the implications of the situation in Hong Kong for international relations?