Britain’s deluded relationship with China
Stephen Vines comments on Keir Starmer’s plans to re-set relations with China, and how Beijing has exploited the weaknesses of British governments.
0105, 2025
Tag Archives: China-UK
0911, 2023
UK China Policy Under Labour: More Continuity than Change?
Gray Sergeant says the Labour Party’s broadly similar China strategy to the Conservatives might not be good for electioneering but the continuity will provide some comfort to Britain’s allies.
2206, 2023
Language education key to understanding China
Despite China now being the second largest economic power on the planet and home to the world’s largest population, little attention is given to Mandarin teaching in the UK, writes Catherine West MP
1003, 2022
UK-China relations – what after the reset?
With a ‘reset’ and cooling of relations underway between London and Beijing, Chris Cash reflects on what a constructive and secure China strategy for the UK might look like.
0902, 2022
Part I: ‘Global Britain’ and the Indo-Pacific in 2022
What is ‘Global Britain’? Eerishika Pankaj analyses the UK’s post-Brexit ambition towards deeper security and economic engagement with the Asia-Pacific region, in light of growing competition and weariness between the UK and China. | Part 1
2701, 2021
Brexit, Beijing, and Biden: Sino-UK Relations in a Post-2020 World
Leigh Lawrence reflects on the possible trajectory of Sino-UK relations in light of Brexit, the global Covid-19 pandemic, and the newly inaugurated Presidency of Joe Biden in the United States.