After years of frost, the UK is choosing engagement over ideological crusades and geopolitical brinkmanship
When Keir Starmer arrived in Beijing for a visit in late January, he did more than revive a diplomatic ritual. He stepped into a rapidly reshaping global order in which Western capitals, unsettled by geopolitical volatility and economic fragmentation, are recalibrating their China strategies in real time.
This was the first visit by a British prime minister in eight years, but it was hardly an isolated event. Over the past two months alone, leaders from France, South Korea, Ireland, Canada and Finland have made their way to Beijing…
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