Sam Hawley

Does this war change anything in relation to China's ambitions there?

So it's watching America's military might very closely.

But at the same time, the US, of course, is depleting

its stocks is that good in a way for China?

All right, Neil.

So in the end, what do you think?

Is China actually one of the very few winners from this war?

Neil Thomas is a fellow on Chinese politics at the Asia Society Policy Institute in Washington, D.C.

This episode was produced by Sydney Peed.

Audio production by Cinnamon Nippard.

Our supervising producer is David Cody.

I'm Sam Hawley.

Thanks for listening.

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