A report by the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) indicates that Britain is inadequately prepared for its relationship with China, citing a lack of basic language skills among negotiators and a general deficit in understanding China among political elites and the public. The report criticizes the ideological framing of the audit, suggesting it hinders a more nuanced approach to bilateral relations. The author proposes that Britain could learn from former US President Trump's engagement strategies with China. AI
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