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Director of the Lau China Institute and Professor of Chinese Studies, King's College, London. 伦敦国王学院 中国研究所主任 凯瑞.布朗教授
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Europe’s squeezed between China and the United States

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By Kerry Brown 
| Chinafactor.News
Europe and the EU should be a geopolitical force to be reckoned with. In 2024, the European Union was the second-largest economy in the world after the United States and before China. There is also nothing comparable to the trading links between these three players. Last year, bilateral trade in goods between the US and China was US$414 billion. In comparison, the EU and the US constituted a staggering third of global trade. Between them, it came in at €1.77 trillion, or $466.2 billion, in 2025.
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Europe is caught in a squeeze between the US and China

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By Kerry Brown 
| MSN UK
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Europe is caught in a squeeze between the US and China

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By Kerry Brown 
| Tolerance Canada
By Kerry Brown, Professor of Chinese Politics; Director, Lau China Institute, King's College London The European Union (EU), along with the other major countries in Europe, should be a geopolitical force to be reckoned with. In 2024, the EU was the second-largest economy in the world after the US and before China. There is also nothing comparable to the trading links between these three players. In 2025, bilateral trade in goods between the US and China was US$414 billion (£307 billion).
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