We Need to Find a Way to Partner With China, Says Global Counsel's Mandelson

The transcript discusses the challenges posed by China's rapid economic growth, particularly in terms of trade policy and international rules. It highlights China's choice to adopt aspects of Western capitalism while rejecting liberal democracy. The need for international cooperation and rule-making is emphasized, with a focus on China's role in reforming global rules. The transcript also touches on Brexit, analyzing its potential economic impacts on the UK and the global economy.

What challenges does China's rapid growth pose to the international trading system?

How does the speaker view China's approach to trade rules and international cooperation?

What is the speaker's perspective on the relationship between China and Western liberal democracy?

What responsibilities do countries have towards their citizens and the global community according to the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest about the need for multilateralism in addressing global issues?

How does the speaker characterize the potential outcomes of Brexit?

What are the implications of a hard Brexit for the UK's economy and its relationship with the EU?