Spring 2021 Issue: The EU-US-China Triangle

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Hong Kong protesters rally in support of the human rights of Xinjiang Uighurs in Hong Kong, China, December 22, 2019.
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IPQ 2/2021

In the third issue of INTERNATIONALE POLITIK QUARTERLY we're focusing on the fast-changing power relationships between the European Union, the United States, and China—and on the world they will be shaping.

Editorial

What Europe Thinks ...

Cover Section

Susan A. Thornton

Biden’s China Challenge

The US president faces a number of interconnected challenges when it comes to developing US policy toward China.
Noah Barkin

Change Drivers

As the Greens prepare for a return to power in a post-Merkel government, they are promising to reshape China policy.

Berlin Cable

Pariscope

Carbon Critical

Noah J. Gordon

Keeping the World Cold

When it comes to climate policy, the United States, China, and the EU have shown that they can work together.

Toward a New German Foreign Policy

Robin Niblett

Time to Define European Autonomy

Germany will need to focus on building stronger European strategic autonomy in order to be an equal partner to the United States.
Thierry de Montbrial

Stepping Into the 21st Century

To adapt its foreign policy to new challenges, Germany must overcome certain taboos inherited from its history.

The Wider View

Quarterly Concerns