China is Iran’s biggest trading partner, and sources about 14% of its oil from the country. Between China’s economic relationship with Iran and its ongoing trade negotiations with the US, the conflict between Israel and Iran, and especially US involvement, has put China in a difficult position.

Today on Big Take Asia, host Oanh Ha is joined by John Liu, who oversees Bloomberg’s China coverage from Beijing, to discuss what’s at stake for China in Iran and how the conflict could change China’s game plan – not just in the Middle East, but on the global stage.

China is Iran&rsquo;s biggest trading partner, and sources about 14% of its oil from the country. Between China&rsquo;s economic relationship with Iran and its ongoing trade negotiations with the US, the conflict between Israel and Iran, and especially US involvement, has put China in a difficult position.
Today on Big Take Asia, host Oanh Ha is joined by John Liu, who oversees Bloomberg&rsquo;s China coverage from Beijing, to discuss what&rsquo;s at stake for China in Iran and how the conflict could change China&rsquo;s game plan &ndash; not just in the Middle East, but on the global stage.

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Where the China-Iran Relationship Goes From Here

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