China Meets with EU /// What are they PLANNING? What's the US and EU PLAN FOR CHINA?

China meets with the EU and NATO. What is the US and EU's PLAN FOR CHINA? What is CHINA'S PLAN for the US and EU?

Grace Jackson, our expert on China, gives us some insight as of what to expect from Biden's trip to Brussels to meet with NATO and EU leaders in regards to China. What does the US and EU plan to do with China? What does China plan to do with the US and the EU?

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The European Union and Joe Biden were planning to come down hard on authoritarian regimes, including China, until war in Ukraine broken out.

Will Biden and the EU look the other way when it comes to China? Will the Chinese and Russian empires be reestablished this year? Will Xi and Putin rule for life? Will democracy prevail over authoritarianism? How does China's government work? Does China have any democracy? How bad is censorship in China? These questions and many more answered.

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(background on the visit from the Guradian march 23rd 2022)

Joe Biden has arrived in Europe for a four-day trip with the aim of keeping up pressure on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, amid sanctions fatigue and splits over energy sanctions among US allies.

Biden will take part in an emergency Nato summit, a G7 summit and a meeting of the European Council in Brussels on Thursday – all groups that largely welcome a return of US leadership and engagement in Europe after the nadir of the Donald Trump administration.

The Biden team is hoping to translate that goodwill into political stamina over what could well be a long, gruelling conflict.

On Wednesday night, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Ukraine was “waiting for meaningful steps” from the three gatherings and listed so-far unheeded requests, such as a no-fly zone, aircraft and tanks. “Our firm position will be represented at these three summits. At these three summits we will see: who is a friend, who is a partner, and who betrayed us for money.”

Biden’s trip will also, to some extent, be a lap of honour for the US president’s success so far in keeping allies and partners together in confronting Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Jake Sullivan, the national security adviser, told journalists on Air Force One on the way to Brussels: “What we would like to hear is that the resolve and unity that we’ve seen for the past month will endure for as long as it takes.”

But ratcheting up pressure on the Kremlin as the atrocities in Ukraine worsen will be far harder than the concerted measures taken so far. There are fundamental splits within the EU on whether to follow the US in imposing an embargo on energy imports from Russia, with Germany, which is heavily dependent, adamantly against. The chancellor, Olaf Scholz, has argued it would hurt Germany more than Russia.

Robert Habeck, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection, gives a press conference in Berlin, Germany, Thursday, March 3, 2022. He commented on the impact of the Russia sanctions on the German economy. (Michael Kappeler/dpa via AP)

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Previewing the trip, Sullivan made clear that the president was not going to push the issue, sensitive to the fact that the implications for Germany and other European states are far more severe than for the US, which imported a very small amount of Russian oil.

Biden, Sullivan said, recognized “that some of our European allies and partners would not be able to follow suit and he was not going to pressure them to do so”.