The Current State of U.S.-China Relations on RT

By Sulmaan Khan, Associate Professor of International History at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy 

After 17 months of acrimony, the United States and China have reached an initial trade deal. But with monumental differences between the two countries in terms of aims, perceptions and values, it looks like their relationship is set to be dysfunctional for years to come. While one quarrel might have been diffused, are bigger, more dangerous fights still on the cards? To discuss this, Oksana Boyko of Worlds Apart is joined by Sulmaan Khan, Denison chair of international history and diplomacy at the Fletcher School, Tufts University.

This piece was republished from RT.