On November 11, AmCham China hosted a roundtable discussion at the Kerry Hotel in Beijing with Scott Kennedy, a leading American political scientist and China specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). The session, moderated by AmCham China Vice President Claire Ma, examined the outlook for stability in US-China relations.
During the event, Kennedy discussed whether the current period of stability between the two nations signals a lasting shift or a temporary pause in ongoing tensions. He also analyzed how evolving trade dynamics influence the broader international system and affect the perspectives of other global stakeholders. The event wrapped up with a Q&A session where participants discussed how the business community can navigate the uncertainty of the current environment.