Episode

Building a constructive China-US relationship of strategic stability

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World Today
Published
May 14, 2026
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3209
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Summary

① China and the US have agreed to work towards a constructive relationship of strategic stability. Are the two sides opening up a new chapter in bilateral ties? (00:53) ② We talk to a senior official at World Trade Centers Association on China-US commercial ties and globalization. (15:24) ③ What’s at stake in a BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting hosted by India? (24:59) ④ Kevin Warsh has won Senate confirmation as the next Federal Reserve chair. Will he maintain the Fed’s independence? (34:31) ⑤ Why is Nissan failing to make a profit? (44:39)