Eurasia Group's Lu on China Export Curbs

The video discusses new US laws restricting Chinese semiconductors, aiming to curb China's technology ambitions. These restrictions impact US businesses but are part of a long-term strategy to maintain technological superiority. Multilateral cooperation is crucial but challenging, with key players like the Netherlands and Japan being targeted for alignment. Diplomatic relations between the US and China remain tense, with technology being a major point of contention. Meanwhile, China is expanding its global influence through initiatives like the digital Silk Road, targeting emerging markets to counter US economic pressure.

What are the main objectives of the new laws regarding Chinese semiconductors in the US?

How does the US perceive the impact of its technology restrictions on American businesses?

What long-term strategy does the US hope to achieve through its current technology policies?

What is the significance of multilateral cooperation in the US strategy against China's technology ambitions?

What challenges does the US face in aligning with other countries regarding technology exports?

How do the recent diplomatic efforts between the US and China affect the technology rivalry?

In what ways might China's digital Silk Road initiative counter US influence?