A little-known initiative called the Trade and Technology Council, forged between America and the European Union last year, is trying to keep up with China
become fashionable to write off the geopolitical system that the United States created after the second world war. The rules-based order has taken a battering from
A little-known initiative called the Trade and Technology Council, forged between America and the European Union last year, is trying to put that right. The. In a sign of what is at stake, the guest list includes America’s secretaries of state and commerce. If it succeeds, the council would not only serve as a rebuke to the Jeremiahs but also fortify the liberal order against one of its gravest threats.
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