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Ursula von der Leyen: a determining factor for future relations between the EU and China will be how China continues to interact with Putin's war against Ukraine. "We know that China's unyielding support for Russia is creating heightened instability and insecurity here in Europe. China is de-facto enabling Russia's...

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From December 3 to 5, President Macron will visit China. The visit will focus on the economy and cooperation not just between France and China, but between the EU and China, too. I assume that Russia's war in Ukraine and EU security will also be discussed. It is telling that the visit will take place before the meeting between President Trump and President Xi, and that it is being organized at the invitation of the Chinese side. The results may serve as a clear demonstration of the dynamics of the "autonomization of European policy" - the process where EU member states act not only in the wake of the US's policy. "We hope that China can convince Russia to put an end to the war and to engage in negotiations that respect Ukraine's fundamental rights and allow us to achieve peace and security on the European continent," a source of the South China Morning Post newspaper said. Many experts have long said that peace in Russia's war against Ukraine (the West) cannot be achieved without Beijing's support. Europe is also reacting to the fact that active Russian-American negotiations are taking place without the EU's participation. If large-scale concessions are made to the Kremlin, this could undermine the interests of both the EU and China. In particular, this concerns Central Asia and the Caucasus, where China is currently strengthening its presence. Another important issue is the issue of Taiwan. The French president is a good mediator and diplomat and will be able to convey the EU's position. If this succeeds, the contours of the peace process could take shape as early as 2026, along the lines of the US-EU-PRC.

Anton Gerashchenko

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