Chiny, rywal czy partner? Geopolityczny wybór Polski przed nami?

Economic and political relations between the European Union and China are at a crucial turning point. For decades, the prevailing belief in European capitals was that Beijing was primarily an attractive trading partner and an inexhaustible source of market capital. Today, Brussels defines China as a "systemic rival," and member states are trying to find a balance between maintaining economic exchanges and protecting their own strategic interests. In this complex landscape, Poland has a special role to play, facing the challenge of leveraging its geopolitical location and adapting its industrial policy to the demands of modern times. Mateusz Grzeszczuk discussed this topic in "Rzecz o geopolityce" ("Rzecz o geopolityce") with Kamil Biernat, a China expert from Hanglung Law. Buy a subscription to "Rzeczpospolita" at: https://czytaj.rp.pl More at: https://www.rp.pl X: https://x.com/rzeczpospolita Facebook:   / dziennikrzeczpospolita   Linkedin:   / rzeczpospolita