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    1. AirbreathingDragon on

      This is part of China’s broader ambition to establish a stronger presence in the North-Atlantic, which has been neglected by the US owing to their „pivot to Asia.“ They’ve made similar attempts in Greenland and Iceland in the mid-to-late 2010’s, which forced D.C. to respond.

    2. Electronic-Win4094 on

      well for one, UK is extremely close to the US geopolitically and therefore unpredictable, if China can contribute to Irish reunification or economic rejuvenation it would be a massive win due to Ireland’s dominating access to Atlantic trade routes. It’s also a fearlessly nationalistic nation, which means it’ll be more predictable and consistent in its foreign policy, and therefore less vulnerable to manipulation by the EU or UK.

      Ireland also has a very large tech sector with plenty of multinational companies, this makes ireland a pretty solid place to do business and to prevent over-leveraging in the UK (given all of its vulnerabilities).

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