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Trump nominates Kevin Warsh to replace Powell as Fed chair
US-Iran tensions: The diplomatic scramble to prevent a war
Zverev slams Alcaraz timeout after loss in longest Australian Open semi
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy invites Putin to Kyiv for talks
Is Israel’s current path setting it on course for collapse?
Pep Guardiola renews public support for Palestine at charity event
Giant Hind Rajab portrait unveiled in Spain for anniversary of her killing
Pakistan military raids kill 41 armed fighters in Balochistan
Netherlands watchdog probing Roblox over risks to children
Bangladesh, The ICC & double standards?
Israel accepts Gaza’s 70,000 death toll: A record of denialism, lies
Real Madrid draw Benfica, PSG get Monaco in UEFA Champions League playoffs
Five killed as Israeli strikes persist in Gaza despite ceasefire
Israel announces plan to reopen Gaza’s Rafah crossing on Sunday
Vonn airlifted to hospital after crash at cancelled final pre-Olympic race
Italian court opens trial over deadly migrant shipwreck
Mozambique flood survivors displaced and ‘exhausted’
Amedspor football club in Turkiye fined for pro-Kurdish ‘propaganda’
Alcaraz beats Zverev to break slam record in reaching Australian Open final
On Congress’s Approach to China
In this episode, Senators Christopher Coons and Pete Ricketts—members of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations—discuss the role of Congress in formulating, resourcing, and creating the institutional basis for China policy.
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Background Reading:
- This article outlines CFR President Michael Froman’s take on artificial intelligence competition between the United States and China
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Host: Rush Doshi, C.V. Starr Senior Fellow for Asia Studies and Director of the China Strategy Initiative, CFR; Cochair, Washington China Forum
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Guests: Christopher A. Coons, U.S. Senator from Delaware (D)
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Pete Ricketts, U.S. Senator from Nebraska (R)
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