CLEAN : 'We don't see China as an adversary' says NATO chief

The transcript discusses the vague promises of membership for Georgia, the strategic engagement with China, and the need to assess dependencies on authoritarian regimes like China and Russia. It emphasizes the importance of managing risks and reducing vulnerabilities in supply chains, technology, and infrastructure.

What is the current status of the country's membership promises?

• They have been fully realized.

• They remain vague and unfulfilled.

• They are in the final stages of approval.

• They have been rejected.

How does the speaker view China in terms of international relations?

• As an adversary.

• As a neutral party.

• As a partner when beneficial.

• As a close ally.

What has the war in Ukraine highlighted about global dependencies?

• The importance of military alliances.

• The benefits of global trade.

• The dangers of relying on authoritarian regimes.

• The need for more Russian gas.

What should countries do to manage risks associated with dependencies?

• Rely solely on domestic resources.

• Reduce vulnerabilities and manage risks.

• Ignore the risks.

• Increase trade with authoritarian regimes.

What is the suggested approach towards economic engagement with China?

• Complete disengagement.

• Engagement only in technology sectors.

• Unconditional engagement.

• Engagement with awareness of dependencies.