U.S. Sees China as 'All-Around Threat,' Asia-Analytica's Loong Says

The transcript discusses the escalating trade tensions between the US and China, suggesting that the conflict has moved beyond mere economic disagreements to a broader struggle for dominance. The conversation highlights the potential for an 'Ice Age' scenario, where cooperation diminishes, and economic and technological dominance becomes the focus. The discussion also touches on globalization's role in intertwining economies and the moral complexities of national interests, with a particular focus on China's actions and the concept of economic colonialism.

In what ways does globalization affect the relationship between countries?

What is the speaker's perspective on countries acting in their own self-interest?