US Allies in Asia Fear Iran War Will Divert Resources

There is a delicate balancing act for the United States between the Middle East and China. U.S. allies in Asia are expressing increasing concern over the strikes on Iran. The big question: Will the widening war divert U.S. resources from deterring China?

A panel of guests joins us to discuss the latest developments in the Iran conflict and the impact on U.S.–China relations.

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7. Oil Prices Surge—What It Means for the United States
8. How Vital Is the Strait of Hormuz Shipping Lane to Iran?
9. How Can the US Restore Commercial Operations in the Strait?
10. Is China Feeling the Impact of Iran’s Oil Disruption?
11. How Significant Is Iran’s Oil Disruption for China?