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The two-day high-stakes NATO Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, has just ended with U.S. President Joe Biden reaffirming the U.S.-led alliance's commitment to supporting Ukraine, though the summit fell short of securing Ukraine's NATO membership. China was the elephant in the room, as NATO said in strongly worded terms that China poses "systemic challenges" to "Euro-Atlantic security." In this edition of The Hub with Wang Guan, Li Qiuyuan sits in for Wang Guan and talks to Victor Gao Zhikai, chair professor of Soochow University, who just spent a few days in Ukraine, and looks at the situation on the ground, as well as the regional implications of the summit. Li also discusses the wider implications of the summit with Brian Berletic, a former U.S. Marine and geopolitical analyst; Richard Werly, an international correspondent of Blick, a Swiss German-language daily newspaper; and Einar Tangen, a current affairs commentator. How will the global security architecture be impacted with Finland and Sweden joining NATO and the Asia-Pacific region being embroiled? How did China respond to NATO's allegations? And are cracks starting to show despite a facade of unity in the U.S.-led alliance as the Ukraine conflict drags on and European countries have to foot an ever-mounting bill?
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