Error one is that you must base policy not upon what you hope will happen, nor even upon what you expect to happen, but upon the range of possible outcomes.
Error two is the pawn mistake – of regarding the objects of your policy as pawns who will do your bidding, rather than strategic actors with their own agency and objectives.
European states are being offered a pittance in exchange for giving up even more power to the EU. Read here
US president says EU is ‘maybe, in certain ways’ tougher than China. Read here
German companies – from car giant Volkswagen to SMEs – are making their plants in China independent of bases in Europe. Immunising operations against new Western sanctions raises German investment in China to record levels. […]
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