Responsibility Runs Two Ways | Vali Nasr
"The pandemic should have been an occasion for our two countries to find ways to cooperate." Since the beginning of the outbreak, the US-China relationship has become tenser. Johns Hopkins Professor Vali Nasr sits down with our host James Chau to discuss resolving the tensions between our two countries and charting a path forward.
Part 1: Young People Were Already Worried
Part 2: Responsibility Runs Two Ways
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