Europe Still Needs China
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Tensions between Europe and the US are rising, potentially making the contradiction between them more significant than that between Europe and China. Europe and China share common ground on multilateral cooperation, favoring a UN-centered international system.
The global power dynamics are shifting, with China, Europe, and the US being the key players. The US-China contradiction is currently the most powerful, with deep economic disputes and technological competition. However, the growing tension between Europe and the US is becoming a significant concern. The Trump administration's aggressive nationalism threatens the European project, and the US has applied unilateral tariffs on Europe and supported right-wing political figures in European elections. The US retreat from global leadership has left Europe and China with common ground on multilateral cooperation, both favoring a UN-centered international system. Europe's role in a multipolar world is being shaped by these complex relationships.
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