The region’s best bet might be to take its own side and develop greater trade and diplomatic relations with Europe.
The region’s best bet might be to take its own side and develop greater trade and diplomatic relations with Europe
A more economically integrated European Union and Southeast Asia could eventually rival trade levels seen on either side of the Pacific. However, that is only if officials can overcome the entrenched regional interests that currently thwart international cooperation.
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Ahead of its own crunch talks, Europe looks for clues in Washington-Beijing engagement that could reshape its global trade ties.
