In an interview with Al Jazeera, TAG China Country Director Han Lin discussed how “high-level U.S.-China talks signal to lower working-level officials that it’s permissible to explore substantive solutions – critical to China as it races against time before the 90-day tariff pause ends in August.”
China Country Director, Han Lin, discusses with Bloomberg how “The China pendulum is swinging back from the ‘political principle’ of standing firm against the US to ‘pragmatism’ in support of a still fragile economy. In other words, Beijing wants to de-escalate, and as long as there is a face-saving path for Xi to do so,
“A lot of people just want to move on, because it’s been a long six months…” said TAG Principal Jennifer Lee, speaking with NBC News post-South Korea’s latest presidential election
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“All of these countries have their own domestic politics,” said TAG Partner, Mira Rapp-Hooper speaking with the New York Times. “And so the idea that the United States can just institute its tariff policy and not be super clear about its regional policy, and then just pick up when it wishes, I think will not
TAG Partner Amb. Dan Kritenbrink joined Jim Sciutto for an interview on CNN’s AC360 to discuss the global impact of the ongoing U.S.-China trade war stating, “”They learned under the first Trump administration, if you’re hit by President Trump, you have to respond tit-for-tat”
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TAG Managing Partner Amb. Kurt Tong discussed the Nippon Steel deal and U.S. tariffs on Japan, U.S.-China relations, and regional trade frameworks with Bloomberg’s ‘The Asia Trade’ stating, “by the midterm election, President Trump needs to demonstrate that all of this effort that he’s put into leveraging the size of the U.S. economy has paid
Amb. Kurt Tong, Managing Partner at The Asia Group, sat down with CNBC’s Emily Chan for an interview, in which he explained why China would welcome President Trump to visit Beijing following the recent Geneva talks. There would still be a lot of “bumps in the road” before the two leaders can eventually meet in person,
TAG Managing Partner Amb. Kurt Tong shared his thoughts on the future of U.S.-Korea Relations in an interview with Korea Economic Daily TV, sharing insights, including, “Donald Trump doesn’t change his mind, but he is flexible, and that provides important clues for how other countries should deal with him.”
George Chen, TAG Managing Director & Digital Practice Co-Chair, spoke to Bloomberg Businessweek, sharing his thoughts on the U.S.-China race for AI dominance, mentioning, “Silicon Valley is no longer an attractive place for work for Chinese talent.”
Kurt Tong, TAG Managing Partner, shares his outlook for a long-term trade deal between the United States and China amid tariff reprieve stating, “There are economic reform measures that China is likely to want to pursue in the next few years in order to boost its growth rate… some of that involves foreign investment and