US-China Business Council President on Tensions Over Hong Kong

The transcript discusses the implications of the National Security Law in Hong Kong, focusing on the reactions from the US and China. It highlights concerns about the impact on businesses, legal standards, and diplomatic relations. The potential benefits of the law, such as reducing protests, are weighed against the uncertainty it brings. The US administration's response, including possible sanctions, is considered, along with the challenges of maintaining diplomatic communication amid COVID-19. The Chinese Embassy's stance and potential countermeasures are also explored.

In what ways could the national security law in Beijing safeguard the rule of law in Hong Kong?

How does the lack of communication between Washington and Beijing affect bilateral relations?

What are the broader regional implications of the tensions between the US and China?

What are the implications of the Chinese government's potential actions against foreign companies?