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26:05Now PlayingThe relationship between the U.S. and China has always been characterized by mistrust. The world's two largest economies view each other as rivals, and their latest dispute was ignited by a white balloon that China flew over U.S. territory. The US government says that its Air Force shot down a spy balloon that American media describes as part of a global Chinese surveillance system. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken postponed his trip to China. What's at stake for Washington and Beijing? And why? On To the Point we ask: US-China rivalry: What`s behind the growing tensions?
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Marina Henke, Hertie School, Director Centre for International Security
Qian Sun, freelance journalist in Berlin, working for chinese and german media
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Thorsten Benner, Director Think tank Global Public Policy Institute (GGPI)
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