The European tax against climate 'dumping' adds a new focus of tension for the EU with China and Russia

The European Union and NATO are targeting Russia and China. There are a multitude of open conflicts, some of which Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin recently addressed in Geneva. Furthermore, the EU has not yet found a balance with the UK, while Turkey is an unpredictable partner. However, from now on, a new reason for destabilization is added: the tax (CBAM) announced this Wednesday by Brussels within the package of measures against climate change (Fit for 55) on the import of cement, fertilizers, iron , steel, aluminum and electricity produced in countries with lower environmental standards mainly affect Beijing, Moscow, Ankara and London, the four countries with which the EU has the most open conflicts.

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