This quote from the article is interesting

Daniel Zeichner, the farming and fisheries minister, said that EU countries were “clearly pushing very hard” for greater access to UK waters.

His remarks came after the EU demanded that Britain cave to its demands on fishing in return for a new deal on defence cooperation.

My motive is to analyse our adversaries. I am European, and I am a fervent believer in a united Europe, and anybody who is trying to break us apart is my enemy.

Hotznplotzn wrote:

“What are you doing here?”

I’m trying to analyse our adversaries. Dugin says China must be dismantled aswell as he believes they are a grave geopolitical threat to Russia.

But we have to deal with them. They are a superpower, a rival to the USA. I’m not saying we should believe what they say, but analyse why they are saying it. We cannot just ignore them as Europeans.

Yep, so what’s their motive in publishing this?

In ‘The Foundation Of Geopolitcs’ by Aleksandr Dugin, he says

The People’s Republic of China, which represents an extreme geopolitical danger as an ideological enemy to the independent Russian Federation, “must, to the maximum degree possible, be dismantled”.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics

The Ukraine war has forged a relationship between russia and china that the USA wants an end to.

Just trying to understand what’s going on and Europe’s geopolitical maneuvers.

I’ve read on a few websites specializing in geopolitics that the trump administration is attempting something called a ‘reverse nixon’, to try and drive russia and china apart. Is this a factor in the EU trying to form a closer relationship with china?

from Italian ANSA

https://www.ansa.it/english/news/politics/2025/03/28/meloni-tells-ft-she-agrees-with-vanceeurope-has-lost-itself_003c606f-bd15-4042-8b75-fe7691dc186b.html

strip them down to the last bolt, and reverse engineer them

dual-use?