Video duration 27 minutes 53 seconds
The United States has tried to increase pressure on Beijing.
China has rejected a statement by the leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) outlining a shared approach to Beijing, looking at economic involvement “removing risk, not decoupling” and focusing on its human rights record and territorial claims.
China’s foreign ministry said Beijing firmly opposed the G7 joint statement and had lodged a complaint with top organizer Japan.
The United States has sought to step up pressure on Beijing as military and foreign relations with the European Union deepen amid the war between Russia and Ukraine.
So where are the US European allies and their trade links with Beijing?
Presenter: Tom MacRae
Guests:
Einar Tangen – China senior fellow at the Tiehe Institute think tank
Vicky Pryce – Chief Economic Adviser at the Center for Economics and Business Research
Steven Erlanger – Chief Diplomatic Correspondent for Europe at the New York Times