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Herman Van Rompuy emphasizes the need for multilateralism and open markets, urging the EU to enhance competitiveness and ensure fair competition conditions for China in Europe.
Former European Council President Herman Van Rompuy calls for multilateralism and open markets, addressing trade deficit issues between the EU and China in a recent interview with China Media Group.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz calls on the EU to swiftly reach an agreement with China over electric vehicle tariffs to avoid unnecessary conflict and support Europe’s automotive industry.
The European Commission’s decision to impose additional tariffs on electric vehicles built in China has been criticized by China’s Ministry of Commerce as unjustifiable and a threat to global free trade.
European Council President Charles Michel expressed the EU’s hope to resolve issues through dialogue with China, promoting EU-China economic and trade relations during a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang.
European Council President Charles Michel expressed the EU’s hope to resolve issues through dialogue with China and advance EU-China economic relations during a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Vientiane.
The European Union’s decision to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles sparks debate over economic and geopolitical consequences.
The EU’s decision to impose tariffs on electric vehicles from the Chinese mainland could disrupt global supply chains and harm Europe’s own EV industry, potentially triggering an economic cold war.
The EU’s decision to impose high tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles marks a significant moment in EU-China relations and exposes internal divisions over trade and energy policy.
China’s support during the 2008 financial crisis bolstered the EU economy, but recent tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles raise questions. Is the EU undermining a vital economic partnership?
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Polish President Andrzej Duda met in Beijing to strengthen their strategic partnership, focusing on aligning development strategies and enhancing cooperation across various sectors.
As tensions escalate between the U.S. and China, the EU faces a critical choice: align with one superpower or pursue a balanced approach that safeguards its economic interests.
Chinese official Wang Yi calls on France to encourage the EU to adopt a positive and pragmatic policy toward China during talks with Emmanuel Bonne, highlighting the importance of China-France cooperation in global challenges.
An EU climate delegation visited China to discuss future collaboration amid complex trade dynamics. Strengthening cooperation on climate issues could set a benchmark for global environmental leadership.
Former Belgian Prime Minister Yves Leterme emphasizes that mutual understanding between the EU and China is essential for global development, urging both sides to fulfill their shared responsibilities.
EU’s unprecedented investigation into Chinese train maker CRRC Qingdao Sifang over alleged subsidies raises concerns about fair competition and may impact the positive momentum in China-EU trade relations.
At the World Economic Forum, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that the EU does not intend to decouple from China, emphasizing the importance of continued cooperation.
Hungarian expert Gladden Pappin emphasizes that EU-China trade relations are indispensable and cannot be abandoned, urging Europe to embrace strategic autonomy in its foreign policy.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell’s visit to China comes at a critical time as tensions rise over the EU’s probe into Chinese electric vehicles, signaling potential shifts in trade relations.
EU’s anti-subsidy investigation into electric vehicles from the Chinese mainland sparks criticism over its impact on emissions reduction efforts, with experts calling the move contradictory.