Technology and Democracy Photo credit: Alexander Supertramp / Shutterstock.com From the major trifecta of summits around President Joe Biden’s visit to Europe during the summer, it has become clear that China will occupy a central role in the transatlantic relationship in the years ahead. Print Article China now intersects with NATO’s agenda in several ways and occupies a far more entrenched part of the discussion. While NATO is not in a military conflict with China, Beijing remains a key geopolitical competitor to the West. Moreover, the United States sees China as a direct national security threat, and several plausible contingencies…