Constructive Strategic Stability #substack #shorts
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Professor Glenn Diesen and journalist Xu Qinduo discuss the concept of 'constructive strategic stability' as a framework for managing long-term China-U.S. bilateral relations.
In this discussion, Professor Glenn Diesen and CGTN journalist Xu Qinduo explore the potential for a stable, long-term framework to guide China-U.S. relations. They reflect on historical examples of cooperation, such as the establishment of Tsinghua University and the wartime alliance during World War II, as well as the historical cultural mutual respect involving figures like Confucius in the United States. Ultimately, they introduce and support the goal of 'constructive strategic stability' as a vision to guide bilateral diplomacy over the next three years and beyond, aiming to reduce tension through a structured, cooperative approach.
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