Hong Kong Protests: Would China Send in Troops?

The video discusses the geopolitical risks associated with the use of the term 'terrorism' in the context of Hong Kong protests and the potential for Chinese military intervention. It explores the international reaction and economic implications of such a move, as well as Beijing's strategy to manage the situation without direct intervention. The video also covers the US-China trade war, highlighting the economic impact of tariffs and the strategic considerations for both countries.

What term is used to potentially justify Beijing's intervention in Hong Kong?

• Rebellion

• Civil Disobedience

• Terrorism

• Protest

What might be the first step the US takes in response to Chinese intervention in Hong Kong?

• Breaking Hong Kong's economic status

• Economic sanctions on Hong Kong

• Visa restrictions on Chinese leaders

• Military action

How might Beijing manage the situation in Hong Kong without direct military intervention?

• Through diplomatic negotiations

• By using plainclothes police and advisers

• By imposing economic sanctions

• By withdrawing troops from the border

What strategic advantage does President Xi Jinping gain from the delay of US tariffs?

• Upper hand in negotiations

• Increased military power

• Economic stability

• Improved international relations

What is the potential impact of delayed tariffs on US consumers?

• Improved trade relations

• Delayed economic effect

• No impact

• Immediate price increase