Should the world fear Trump-Putin-Xi collusion? | The Economist
Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping could sit down together as soon as next month, after America’s president declared himself open to a three-way meeting with his Russian and Chinese counterparts. It would be a summit for the ages.
Chumminess between Mr Putin and Mr Xi is nothing new, but the prospect of a superpower trio will alarm allies.
David Rennie, The Economist’s geopolitics editor, convenes a panel of our journalists to discuss whether this is the dawn of a new world order.
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00:00 – The significance of a trilateral meeting
02:14 – A Yalta 2.0?
04:06 – Trump and the new world order: a lasting shift?
06:49 – Could Russia ever become an AI superpower?
08:36 – Is this the dawn of a new world order?
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