NewsMay 3, 2022
It’s Going to Be a Hot Summer for the U.S.-China Relationship
In an article for Foreign Policy, Rhodium's Reva Goujon lays out how a confluence of forces in the coming months will stress-test the present détente between the Washington and Beijing, feeding a fresh cycle of US-China tensions.
Balancing U.S. Natural Gas within a Global Net-Zero Emissions Future
In an article for Foreign Policy, Rhodium's Reva Goujon lays out how a confluence of forces in the coming months will stress-test the present détente between the Washington and Beijing, feeding a fresh cycle of US-China tensions.
For all the economic turmoil stirred up by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, there is one important step in the escalatory spiral that has been averted so far: China has gone out of its way to comply with the G-7-led sanctions regime. However, as the world moves into the next phase of the war and the U.S. administration’s China strategy, the uneasy detente between Beijing and Washington could break down, feeding a fresh cycle of U.S.-China tensions.
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