This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Batchelor.

Gordon Jagg is here, my co-host and friend. We go to Brussels, to Teresa Fallon, who is going to report to us an odd story that's emerging.

Ukraine is looking to make a ceasefire leading to a peace with Russia.

Therefore, there is reason to believe that the EU, 27 nations, and NATO, 32 nations, will change their approach not only to Russia,

but to China. I remind all of us that even during the war with the No Limits Partnership

waved around all the time by the NATO war drummers.

Even during the war, Olaf Schultz, the Chancellor of All-Germany, went not once but twice

to Beijing to look for business for Germany.

So now that the potential is here for the war to end or ebb or control itself.

Teresa, a very good day to you.

Is China suddenly on everybody's dance card in Brussels?

Good evening.

Good evening, John.

That's a very good question.

There seems to be a slow thaw.

This is in response to the erratic policymaking of the Trump administration. And some have

even highlighted that the U.S. is possibly the new enemy of Europe. We saw with J.D. Vance's speech

at the Munich Security Conference. He called out the EU commissars, meaning like a Soviet term,

and how they are trying to not promote freedom of speech

or control or sense there are other peoples. So the Europeans feel that this is a direct attack

on EU institutions. And this is a big break from Trump 1.0 from the previous Trump administration.

So, and Trump has said the EU was designed to screw America, which isn't really the case,

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