La Cina è l’anello debole della strategia europea per l’Ucraina – La Cina gioca un ruolo sempre più attivo nella guerra ibrida del Cremlino contro l’Europa. L’UE deve affrontare questa crescente cooperazione sino-russa, poiché pone gravi minacce sia alla sicurezza europea che alla resilienza economica.
https://carnegieendowment.org/europe/strategic-europe/2025/11/china-is-the-weak-link-in-europes-ukraine-strategy?lang=en
di Agonanmous
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>European leaders need to recognize the true and extended nature of a partnership between Beijing and Moscow that fuses military, economic, technological, and informational tools to exhaust Ukraine militarily. In essence, Beijing evidently views the war in Ukraine as a way to tie down U.S. and European resources while keeping a China-friendly, anti-Western regime in the Kremlin in place.
>This shift has transformed the Chinese currency into an instrument of sanctions evasion. According to Germany’s Foreign Ministry, up to 80 percent of Russia’s sanctions circumvention now involves Chinese entities. By allowing the Kremlin to finance aggression, China gains an economic advantage by tying Russia’s economy to its own.
>China also supports the Kremlin’s covert hybrid activities aimed at undermining European economic resilience and cohesion. Since 2024, Chinese ships have been involved in incidents of targeting subsea infrastructure, particularly cutting subsea cables in the Baltic Sea.
>The country increasingly deploys ambitious espionage and cyber attacks against government networks and critical infrastructure across Europe. These attacks seem to overlap with—or even be actively coordinated with—Russia’s espionage and influence operations across Europe.
About the author – Maksym Beznosiuk is a leading analyst of EU–Ukraine cooperation, governance in conflict-affected regions, and security policy.
In other words, Maksym Beznosiuk, a Ukrainian, suggests that Europe act from a position of strength towards China: if China does not obey the EU, then China will be in trouble.
Apparently, the Nexperia case was not with Europe and China, but with someone else.
Unfortunately, Europe is in a bad position right now and cannot dictate terms.
As soon as Europe worsens its relations with China, the United States will immediately impose new duties and conditions on Europe, deciding that Europe will not be able to refuse.
“Europe” does not have a Ukraine “strategy,” and neither does the EU.
There are various countries that have various perspectives (think of Spain and Estonia, to take two radically different viewpoints) and diverge in how they assess the consequences that will flow from Ukraine’s surrender or defeat.
For some, these consequences are existential. For others, they are a humanitarian disaster that is reported in the media. Kinda how Ukrainian deaths are perceived by most Western Europeans (what a terrible tragedy that happens over there, and not here).
Lol.
Once Europe will have a tenth of its current reaction to China, but against the US, that are actively working against Europe, we’ll talk.