Riding China’s Rise: The European Politicians in Beijing’s Orbit Alan Crawford Patricia Suzara 5 July 2018, 12:25 AM4 July 2018, 4:30 AM (Bloomberg) -- David Cameron and Romano Prodi come from opposite ends of Europe’s political spectrum, but they have much in common. Both have left high office, boast an extensive network of connections, and now work in some capacity for China. The former British and Italian prime ministers are far from alone: Across Europe, politicians past and present are taking positions on China’s growing global reach. Some such as Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the former Danish premier and head of NATO, warn that Europe must gird itself against China’s rise. Far more are riding the wave and helping China’s onward march. It’s a dilemma likely to feature at an EU-China summit this month. Following are a selection of Europe’s more prominent China advocates. David Cameron Cameron, who was U.K. prime minister from 2010 until his resignation in 2016 after losi
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