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Date: 06/04/2021 The US and EU are getting back on the same page when it comes to major global economic issues, such as responding to China’s systemic challenge, updating WTO rules, and combatting climate change. But is the EU really prepared to match President Biden s ambitious plans, and take the transatlantic economic relationship to the next level? As the new United States (US) administration of President Joe Biden nears its 100-day mark, it is clear that not only the tone but also the substance of its approach to the European Union (EU) has turned the page on the aimless provocations of the Trump era. Warm words from the president and his team have already clarified that the EU is no longer the foe that Trump claimed it was because of its trade policies. Although the importance of Asian economies in the systemic struggle with China is growing, Europe still has the chance to become the partner of first resort for the US, as Biden has previously called it. Especially

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