I remembered attending you last book launch of The ASEAN Miracle at Peking University. In 2019, he was elected as honorary international member to the American Academy of Arts and the Scientists and is has authored many books. He spent 10 years in the UN on behalf of Singapore. Professor Kishore Mahbubani once served as Singapore’s ambassador to the United Nations and a one-term President of the UN National Security Council. He’s also renowned as a successful diplomat and an intellectual in the field of public policy and international relations. I remember many years ago, I went to that school and had meetings with prof. He is a distinguished fellow at Asia Research Institute at the National University of Singapore and the Founding Dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKY School) at NUS. Professor Kishore Mahbubani is a man of many accomplishments. Please allow me to quickly introduce my guest today. We are going to talk about this book and other issues as well. This is a fascinating book that has drawn wide attention in China already.
We are going to talk about his latest new book Has China won? the Chinese challenge to American primacy, which was just translated into Chinese by CCG and published in China by CITIC Press. We are really pleased to host today professor Kishore Mahbubani, a good friend of mine. This is part of a special global dialogue series conducted by CCG.
Wang Huiyao: Good morning to our audience in China and good evening to professor Kishore Mahbubani in New York and also our friends who are tuning in here and worldwide. Wang Huiyao spoke with the author Professor Kishore Mahbubani, who has been described by Foreign Policy as “the muse of the Asian century.” Topics including COP15, “ common prosperity ”, “whole-process democracy”, and the future of Sino-American relations were discussed. In conjunction with the launch of the Chinese version translated by CCG of Has China won?, on October 18, CCG President Dr. In this context, how can the world unite and make progress towards a sustainable recovery? Global issues like Covid-19 and climate change are calling for the reinvigoration of multilateralism. It will be whether humanity has won,” says Kishore Mahbubani, in his acclaimed book Has China won? “The final question will therefore not be whether America or China has won. As we move into the post-pandemic era, what is the outlook for the world’s most consequential bilateral relationship? Recent years have seen a broadening of US-China tensions, reflecting the rise of great-power competition in the 21 st century.Īfter a period of increasing frictions, recent bilateral interactions such as a meeting in Zurich followed by an ice-breaking trade talk via remote link up could signal re-engagement between the two countries.
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