China, Britain and Trump: How should Britain deal with China?

This week, the UK government accused China of malicious cyber attacks against the Electoral Commission and China critical employees. In response, the government has announced sanctions against several Chinese state actors. The series is reached sparked debates among senior politicians about whether or not the government's approach to China is failing to be harsh enough. It comes after previous reporting indicated the government wanted to improve relations with Beijing to de-escalate tensions and encourage trade and investment.
Today's question: How should Britain deal with China?
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion hosted by Matthew Lesh, Public Policy and Communications Director, and this week's guest, Professor Syed Kamall, an Academic Fellow at the IEA and a member of the House of Lords
Lord Kamall offers expert analysis on the past and current UK foreign policy approach with China. Professor Kamall provides invaluable insights into the complexities of navigating China's global influence.
Key topics explored include the effectiveness of Britain's response to cyber attacks, the potential for escalation under Trump's administration, and the broader implications of economic engagement with China. Gain nuanced perspectives on how Britain can effectively balance economic interests with cybersecurity concerns and geopolitical tensions in its relationship with China.
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