By Dario Rosatti The analysis published by Ricardo Auer published today introduces a discussion that was avoided or simplified for years: the rivalry between Washington and Beijing no longer necessarily forces countries to choose one side, but to decide how much power they are willing to build to negotiate with both.The global trend begins to sustain it: the United States reindustrializes, Europe protects strategic sectors, China installs factor…
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By Dario Rosatti The analysis published by Ricardo Auer published today introduces a discussion that was avoided or simplified for years: the rivalry between Washington and Beijing no longer necessarily forces countries to choose one side, but to decide how much power they are willing to build to negotiate with both.The global trend begins to sustain it: the United States reindustrializes, Europe protects strategic sectors, China installs factor…