Decoding the DC-Brussels-Beijing geopolitical triangle

Indo-Pacific StudiesStrategic Studies
Written By Manoj Kewalramani

Joe Biden’s election as the United States (US) president has led to talk of greater coordination between Washington and Brussels over China. In early November, European Union (EU) foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell was quick to call for “a coherent and robust China stance” between the transatlantic allies. Biden, meanwhile, has promised to consult traditional allies to “develop a coherent strategy” on China.Read the full article in Hindustan Times.

Manoj Kewalramani
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