U.S.-China trade tensions are escalating as President Trump imposes new tariffs on Chinese exports, while China’s economic strategy faces increasing pressure. During China’s Two Sessions, Premier Li Qiang maintained a 5% growth target, despite a record-high fiscal deficit. What are the implications of these economic challenges and how they relate to Taiwan’s role in U.S.-China relations? With the U.S. attracting global investment and China struggling to reverse a foreign investment decline, what does the future hold for the global economy and Taiwan's strategic position?
Our guests are:
Tao Yi-feng
- National Taiwan University Dept of Political Science Associate Professor
Charles Wu
- National Chengchi University Department of Diplomacy Professor and Chair
Raymond Sung
- Prospect Foundation Vice President
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