Live Q&A Webinar: What Is China’s End Game for the Russia–Ukraine War?
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As Russia carries out its invasion of Ukraine, the international interests of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are also coming into focus. Prior to the invasion, the CCP and Russia signed a “no limits” strategic agreement, and the CCP made public its intentions to take Taiwan. Sanctions are now driving Russian businesses to the Chinese banking system, and questions are growing on how closely the Chinese regime will support Russia amid the growing conflict.
What is the real goal of the Chinese Communist Party? Will it take the Russian invasion of Ukraine as a strategic opportunity to similarly attack Taiwan? And what does it mean for the United States if the Chinese banking system gains the ability to compete with the U.S. financial system globally? Join host Joshua Philipp and distinguished guest speakers Stu Cvrk, Guermantes Lailari, and Alex Newman as we explore these topics in this special online event.
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As Russia carries out its invasion of Ukraine, the international interests of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are also coming into focus. Prior to the invasion, the CCP and Russia signed a “no limits” strategic agreement, and the CCP made public its intentions to take Taiwan. Sanctions are now driving Russian businesses to the Chinese banking system, and questions are growing on how closely the Chinese regime will support Russia amid the growing conflict.
What is the real goal of the Chinese Communist Party? Will it take the Russian invasion of Ukraine as a strategic opportunity to similarly attack Taiwan? And what does it mean for the United States if the Chinese banking system gains the ability to compete with the U.S. financial system globally? Join host Joshua Philipp and distinguished guest speakers Stu Cvrk, Guermantes Lailari, and Alex Newman as we explore these topics in this special online event.
