EU Hits Beijing with Steel Tariffs
The European Union has imposed tariffs as high as 66.4% on steel products from China as part of a crackdown
Europe In The World
As Washington and Beijing Face Off, Brussels Must Act
What started as a bump in the road in relations between two giants has evolved to become a permanent feature
China Slams EU’s ‘Hypocritical’ Reaction to Hong Kong Protests
China’s embassy in Paris this week slammed French and European reactions to ongoing pro-democracy demonstrations in Hong Kong, describing European
Britain’s Wheeler Hails Post-Brexit Ties with South Korea as “Certain”
The British Foreign and Commonwealth Office Minister for Asia and the Pacific, Heather Wheeler, has put to bed concerns over
Japan and the EU sign infrastructure deal to rival China’s Belt and Road
The EU and Japan last week signed an infrastructure agreement aimed at linking Europe and Asia in a barely veiled
Europe continues to wrestle with the long arm of American law
In a landmark decision, the European Court of Justice ruled Tuesday that “the right to be forgotten”, one of the
Germany takes on China’s Huawei
Several European diplomats have charged Germany with levelling “veiled criticism” at Beijing, and Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei Technologies, after Berlin
Conte and Macron Call for Reform of “Ineffective” Migrant Policy
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and French President Emmanuel Macron have called for an overhaul of the European Union’s immigration
When it comes to its artisanal food future, Europe has yet to find its sweet spot
As the EU and Australia hash out the details of a new free trade agreement, a surprising sticking point has
EU-Bashing, Brexit-Promoting John Bolton Axed by Trump as National Security Adviser
John Bolton, the third National Security Adviser to US President Donald Trump, who often bashed the EU and shamelessly promoted
Time for Brussels to Re-Think Stance on Beijing
With Brussels lawmakers preparing to reconvene this month after a long summer recess, much attention has already been directed toward
