years, i think, the last 70 years, which in recent years, ithink, has the last 70 years, which in recent years, i think, has come under increasing threat from the growth of nationalism, most of all in the united states under president trump, an america that stood on its own and no longer saw the europeans as very close allies would be one which would be enormously to the benefit of both china and indeed russia, but in order to confront china, the west has to show that it has better answers than it has had perhaps in the last couple of decades to global problems, to problems of inequality and poverty, problems of the pandemic, not least of climate change. pandemic, not least of climate chance. ., . ~' pandemic, not least of climate chance. ., ., ~ ., pandemic, not least of climate chance. ., . ~' . ., change. you talk about confronting china, but it _ change. you talk about confronting china, but it is _ change. you talk about confronting china, but it is a _ change. you talk about confronting china, but it is a balancing - change. you talk about confronting china, but it is a balancing act. - change. you talk about confronting china, but it is a balancing act. we| china, but it is a balancing act. we were hearing from the british foreign secretary, dominic raab this morning about that, saying that at the same time they do need to trade with china, obviously the richer nations of the world, the western democracies, they need to cooperate and trade with china, but they also