
Transatlantic cooperation on China can and should not be taken for granted
The history of transatlantic cooperation on China shows that periods of alignment have been followed by times of divergence. This
Europe has stepped up its engagement with Taiwan to a level unthinkable only a few years ago — a dynamic which is welcomed in Washington but risks triggering commercial reprisals from Beijing. If not managed carefully, such actions threaten to reduce the EU’s diplomatic leeway and ability to contribute to a peaceful solution of cross-Strait relations.
Opinion published in the EUobserver on 17 October 2022.

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