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From Ireland and Canada to Finland and the UK, U.S. allies are making a steady stream of high-level visits to Beijing. Professor Klaus Larres from the University of North Carolina argues that Washington's abrasive foreign policy is inadvertently driving partners to diversify ties and hedge against growing uncertainty. The Greenland case suggests that a more united and assertive Europe could be the path forward.
From Ireland and Canada to Finland and the UK, U.S. allies are making a steady stream of high-level visits to Beijing. Professor Klaus Larres from the University of North Carolina argues that Washington's abrasive foreign policy is inadvertently driving partners to diversify ties and hedge against growing uncertainty. The Greenland case suggests that a more united and assertive Europe could be the path forward.