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[Timeline]
00:00 Shock of Trump 2.0: The End of the Liberal International Order
01:53 The Rise of "Multipolarity" and the Realities of the 'G2' Discourse
07:02 U.S. Strategic Retrenchment and the Taiwan Issue
08:39 Aftermath of the Ukraine War: Linking Asia-Pacific and European Security
09:41 Managing U.S.-China Military Relations: Preventing Accidental Conflict and Efforts for Dialogue
11:00 Complexity of the Korean Peninsula and China’s Dilemma
13:37 Recommendations: Crisis Management and a Four-Party Peace Treaty

Minghao Zhao (Professor, Fudan University) analyzes the profound shifts in the international order under the "Trump 2.0" administration. Describing Trump's return not merely as a passing storm but as a permanent "climate change," he discusses the end of the liberal international order and the U.S. adaptation to a multipolar world. Professor Zhao provides a Chinese perspective on the recent U.S.-China summit in Busan, the interconnection of regional security crises, and the dilemma facing the Korean Peninsula.