In the final days of the Trump Administration, President Trump took the unprecedented step of declassifying the current US Strategic Framework for the Indo-Pacific some 30 years ahead of schedule. This document provided a unique snapshot of the factors underpinning US foreign policy towards China, including concerns about a changing economic, political, and military balance.
With the change in administration under new President Biden, the question now is, to what extent will America’s approach to China change?
For this member-exclusive event, a panel of experts, including President Obama’s top advisor on the Asia-Pacific, will address the priorities for the incoming President and explore the following questions:
Discussing these questions will be:
The event will be held on 28th April from 15.00–16.00 (BST) and members should register in advance online.
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