This episode, I partnered with the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center's "China in the World" podcast for a joint episode focused on President Biden's China strategy after his first 100 days in office. The "China in the World" podcast is hosted by Paul Haenle and examines China's foreign policy and shifting engagement with the world. Paul holds the Maurice R. Greenberg Director's Chair at Tsinghua University's Carnegie-Tsinghua Center, and previously served as director for China, Taiwan and Mongolia Affairs on the National Security Council staffs in the Bush and Obama administrations. 

Paul and I talked on April 21, and he offered his analysis of Biden's China strategy thus far, including what the makeup of the president's China team signals about his strategy and how he's pursuing a multilateral, strategically competitive approach to dealing with China. Paul also offered his take on how he believes Biden will use strategic tools like tariffs and the entity list, and how he thinks Biden's China strategy could unfold in the months and years to come.