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Is President Xi's leadership at risk, especially after China's zero-covid protests? James Palmer, Foreign Policy Magazine
ALERT!<br/><br/>Since the last episode, Pyotr started a Substack where he shares his reflections on interviews and provides explainers to current or emerging events. <br/><br/>Subscribe here: https://substack.com/profile/1....12732172-pyotr-s-kur. <br/><br/>Episode Outline<br/><br/>The last weekend of November 2022 saw protests across China, largely associated with the country's zero-covid policies. Despite responses by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), protests continued, leading some to wonder how far they might go, if they could become a new Tiananmen Square, or threaten the CCP's legitimacy - especially in light of the 20th National Congress of the CCP where Xi was elected for life. Pyotr explored these themes with James Palmer, with questions involving:What triggered the protests and how severe were they?Is there a high probability they will continue?How does this affect Xi's popularity or his decision-making?Are these trends and other internal issues undermining Chinese foreign policy?What could these developments mean for Taiwan?You can access additional, unpublished content/questions from James's interview too, by visiting Patreon and pledging as little as $2 a month! <br/> <br/>Guest ProfileJames Palmer - deputy editor at Foreign Policy and writes FP’s weekly China Brief newsletter. He authored The Bloody White Baron: The Extraordinary Story of the Russian Nobleman Who Became the Last Khan of Mongolia and The Death of Mao: The Tangshan Earthquake and the Birth of the New China.<br/>Support the showTGG Needs YOU!<br/><br/>NONE of this is possible without you, the listener! To support the podcast, please remember to rate, subscribe and share TGG to support its growth further by spreading it among friends/colleagues! <br/><br/>Links Pyotr' Twitter: https://twitter.com/pkurzin?lang=en TGG Twitter: https://twitter.com/theglobalgambit Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/login?....ru=%2Ftheglobalgambi Substack: https://substack.com/profile/1....12732172-pyotr-s-kur