Cyrus Janssen

Cyrus Janssen, a YouTuber and self-proclaimed US-China ambassador, delves into the evolving relationship between the two nations. He explores cultural exchanges, highlighting the experiences of bilingual families balancing American and Chinese values. Janssen discusses the narratives shaped by travel vloggers and the rise of Chinese soft power in influencing American youth. The conversation also touches on economic realities, the contrasting cost of living, and the potential for collaboration between the US and China amid geopolitical complexities.

Cyrus Janssen, analyst on China, energy and geopolitics, and Alex (Reporterfy), energy and markets reporter, discuss looming energy shocks. They cover Qatar's supply warnings and $150 oil risks. They explore massive derivatives exposure and systemic financial fragility. They debate China‑Iran ties, China's strategic planning, rising China‑Russia fuel trade, and how geopolitics could ripple through global markets.

Cyrus Janssen, a geopolitics expert with extensive experience in China, dives into the complexities of US-China relations. He discusses how perceptions of freedom differ between Americans and Chinese, shaped by historical experiences. The conversation explores the role of Hong Kong as a business gateway, the impact of tech sanctions on Chinese innovation, and the intricacies of the Trump trade wars. Janssen also highlights the growing interdependence between the US and China, emphasizing the need to understand a multipolar world.

Join a lively discussion featuring Dave Smith, a libertarian podcast host, Barkha Dutt, an influential Indian journalist, General Mark Kimmitt, a former U.S. Army Brigadier General, geopolitical analyst Cyrus Janssen, and author Gordon Chang. They dive into China’s military showcase and its message to the West, unraveling implications of a possible Anti-NATO alliance involving China, Russia, and India. The conversation critiques American foreign policy, explores shifting global power dynamics, and highlights the evolving roles of superpowers in reshaping international relations.

Cyrus Janssen, a geopolitical analyst specializing in China's tech landscape, discusses how China is rapidly becoming an AI superpower. He explains the significant government support driving China's R&D and infrastructure advancements. Janssen emphasizes the growing competition between China and the U.S., arguing that China's peaceful rise aims for global leadership rather than conflict. He highlights China's rapid robotics deployment, innovative medical collaborations, and impressive STEM output, cautioning that the AI race is shifting towards a multipolar future.