Co-operation and confrontation in US-China, Germany’s economic recovery
Friday 19 February 2021 – Vol.12 Ed.7.5
Commentary: Co-operation and confrontation in US-China relations
By Sarah Moloney in London
The US is realising that it is impossible to change China through full-frontal antagonism. Instead, the relationship between the world’s leading economic powers must be based on a combination of co-operation and confrontation on key issues. In an OMFIF panel on 10 February, US experts agreed that the administration of President Joe Biden must first identify policies that can work and then intensify efforts to achieve success.
Read the full commentary on the website
Meeting: Germany’s economic recovery and future challenges
Tuesday 23 February, 14:00-15:00 GMT
As the conversation moves to recovering economically from Covid-19, Philipp Steinberg, director-general of economic policy at the German ministry for economic affairs and energy, sets out the economic priorities for Germany. He discusses the current German economic situation, green transition implications and the Next Generation EU spending plans.
Register to attend the meeting.
