China has successfully courted European allies amid US unpredictability. At a meeting in Beijing, President Xi Jinping shared his love for an Irish novel, signalling goodwill towards Ireland. Irish PM Micheal Martin welcomed the gesture, indicating stronger ties. Meanwhile, US President Trump has withdrawn threats over Greenland, easing tensions but also revealing instability. Canadian PM Mark Carney has reduced tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, signalling a shift away from US dominance. European leaders are cautious but open to dialogue with China, as noted by analysts. The move highlights a potential realignment in global politics.
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