Scientific article
Published:
Transatlantic Troubles and the EU’s Pivot Toward Asia
Written by
Bjørnar Sverdrup-Thygeson
Former employee
Ulf Sverdrup
Former Director
Ed.
Summary:
The G20 Summit in Hamburg demonstrated that the geopolitical landscape is rapidly changing. The U.S. is no longer the only leader—it has to share the scene with China, Europe, and Russia, among others. In light of the changing landscape, the EU and China have begun to redefine their relationship.
For years, Europe has sought to find the best way to adjust to the rise of China and growth in Asia. A key factor in the EU’s ties to China was always its relationship with the United States. However, President Donald Trump has brought new uncertainties to the transatlantic alliance. How will this affect the European “Pivot to Asia?”
For years, Europe has sought to find the best way to adjust to the rise of China and growth in Asia. A key factor in the EU’s ties to China was always its relationship with the United States. However, President Donald Trump has brought new uncertainties to the transatlantic alliance. How will this affect the European “Pivot to Asia?”
- Published year: 2017
- Full version: http://www.brinknews.com/transatlantic-troubles-and-the-eus-pivot-toward-asia/
- Language: Engelsk
- Journal: Brink
Written by
Bjørnar Sverdrup-Thygeson
Former employee
Ulf Sverdrup
Former Director