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John

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An era of hyper globalization is giving way to an age of geoeconomics wherein China seeks a decisive seat at the table.

In recent years, the People's Republic of China's policy towards Taiwan has become increasingly aggressive.

As international relations are increasingly reorganized around the US-China rivalry, the tensions between these two great powers are shaping a growing number of sectors, and the exchange of sensitive technologies in particular. This is a critical issue for European companies today. 

Xi Jinping’s announcement of carbon neutrality is impeccably timed, but the hard part lies ahead.

China is rapidly emerging as a formidable power in the development of technical standards, transforming the international standard-setting landscape and reintroducing an element of geopolitics into what are too often considered as benign, technical processes. 

Navigating the mounting tensions between the United States and China is a geopolitical minefield. Is Europe up to the challenge?

Since the fall of the Soviet Union, if not from the birth of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) itself, relations with United States have proven to be a central factor in China’s strategic calculus and a major driver of Chinese foreign policy. Indeed, America’s ability to weigh on all spheres of China’s national security – from domestic to regional and global – poses fundamental challenges for Beijing.

How Can Europe Shift from Back Foot to Front Foot?