EU can still act as US-China bridge as it ‘does not challenge either on tech’
The EU can still play mediator between the United States and China despite worsening ties between the rival powers, a leading European academic has said.
“The Americans are kind of extreme because they see China as a threat to their technology,” said Turpin, CEIBS’ European president.
“With Google, Facebook, and all these [US] companies developing technology for the world – you don’t see a European Alibaba [or] a European Google, so maybe we are more open.”
Alibaba is the owner of the South China Morning Post.
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