Europa e Cina in cerca di equilibrio

China is once again knocking on Europe's door, starting from the North. Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Norway from July 2 to 8 comes at a very delicate time: Brussels and Beijing have just reopened trade talks after years of tension, and the most strategic issues are on the table, from rare earths to semiconductors, from artificial intelligence to security, and even new Arctic routes. Meanwhile, Brussels is trying to reduce its dependence on China without compromising economic relations, but positions within the continent remain very divergent. Will the Old Continent truly be able to speak with one voice? And, above all, does Beijing still view Europe as a partner?