Submission Statement: „The appointment of a new diplomatic supremo for Europe sends a harsh message on Beijing’s next steps.“ Michael Sheridan discusses China’s recent appointment of Liu Shaye as its special representative to Europe, emphasizing his „wolf warrior“ diplomatic style and close ties to President Xi Jinping. Liu, known for his controversial remarks and assertive stance, is set to navigate various European issues, signaling a shift in China’s diplomatic approach that prioritizes ideological allegiance and a more aggressive posture towards Western nations.
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Patch95 on
Because what China needs right now is to piss off the Europeans…
Impressive-March6902 on
It’s not in China’s own interest to send these rude, chauvinistic, anti-Western representatives to Europe, but they can’t help themselves. They don’t tolerate Westerners behaving like that in China.
Ivanow on
I think everyone agrees that “wolf warrior” approach failed spectacularly.
China was steadily gaining influence all over the world, and if they just kept their head down for a few more decades, they would de-throne US without a single shot fired. They have shown their cards too quickly.
Especially in current climate they should pursue conciliatory, not adversarial approach to Europe, since there’s real chance that they might be able to “flip” Europe eastwards, as orangutan in White House is trampling on treaties and alienating allies.
Dark1000 on
Reading the tea leaves. It never amounts to anything, yet people get paid for this nothing „analysis“.
Rent_A_Cloud on
That’s funny, in Europe we hunt wolves.
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Submission Statement: „The appointment of a new diplomatic supremo for Europe sends a harsh message on Beijing’s next steps.“ Michael Sheridan discusses China’s recent appointment of Liu Shaye as its special representative to Europe, emphasizing his „wolf warrior“ diplomatic style and close ties to President Xi Jinping. Liu, known for his controversial remarks and assertive stance, is set to navigate various European issues, signaling a shift in China’s diplomatic approach that prioritizes ideological allegiance and a more aggressive posture towards Western nations.
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Because what China needs right now is to piss off the Europeans…
It’s not in China’s own interest to send these rude, chauvinistic, anti-Western representatives to Europe, but they can’t help themselves. They don’t tolerate Westerners behaving like that in China.
I think everyone agrees that “wolf warrior” approach failed spectacularly.
China was steadily gaining influence all over the world, and if they just kept their head down for a few more decades, they would de-throne US without a single shot fired. They have shown their cards too quickly.
Especially in current climate they should pursue conciliatory, not adversarial approach to Europe, since there’s real chance that they might be able to “flip” Europe eastwards, as orangutan in White House is trampling on treaties and alienating allies.
Reading the tea leaves. It never amounts to anything, yet people get paid for this nothing „analysis“.
That’s funny, in Europe we hunt wolves.