Bridging the Oceans #18: Taking on Chinese Tech: Can the EU and US Find Common Ground?

<p class="LeadParagraph-module--component--43212"><em>Originally published 23 June 2021</em></p> <p class="LeadParagraph-module--component--43212">Varying perspectives on Chinese tech have hampered a transatlantic convergence.</p> <div class="Article-module--paragraphs--488a8"> <div class="TextParagraph-module--component--f8492"> <div> <p>In this episode, Veerle and Andrew Small, Senior Transatlantic Fellow with the German Marshall Fund’s Asia Program, discuss the presence of Chinese tech in Europe and explore whether there is an alignment of views and policy approaches on mitigating the risks arising from some Chinese corporations. What role is there for NATO in this effort, and how can Europe cooperate with the US in third countries? With transatlantic differences on norms and policy priorities still prevalent, transatlantic convergence still has some ways to go.</p> </div> </div> </div>