February 08, 2021
Richard Fontaine on CNAS and US-China
Richard Fontaine is interviewed by CNAS adjunct Jordan Schneider about Biden and Asia and how the new president's foreign policy team will prioritize what they want to get out of the US-China relationship.
Listen to the full conversation from the ChinaTalk podcast.
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