Alliances can prevent greater conflicts between China, US
The Sino-US relationship has been experiencing some fluctuations lately.
Alliances can prevent greater conflicts between China, US
The Sino-US relationship has been experiencing some fluctuations lately. Yan Xuetong, director of the Institute of International Relations at Tsinghua University, has suggested that forming alliances abroad can help China smooth the bilateral ties. How will it work? How should the two sides further develop their relationship? Can China and the US escape Thucydides Trap? The following content is based on Yan's recent lecture "Strategies for China's rise and changing international environment."
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