Half of Belgium sees the US as a bigger adversary than China
According to a recent poll, over 50 percent of Belgians view the US as an adversary. Meanwhile, only 40% to 44% perceive China as a rival.
Half of Belgium sees the US as a bigger adversary than China
According to a recent poll, over 50 percent of Belgians view the US as an adversary. Meanwhile, only 40% to 44% perceive China as a rival.
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