Germany, EU Scold China, ‘Expect’ Hong Kong’s Rights to Be Upheld
China's new draft security legislation for Hong Kong has drawn criticism from all over the West.
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The China Factor in the EU: A Values-Oriented Approach
For a long time, the EU has been characterised as “soft power” or “civilian power”. Article 2 of the Treaty
The China Factor in the EU: A Realist Approach
Supposedly, 2020 should have marked a highpoint of EU-China relations as a milestone for upgrading the bilateral investment cooperation, namely
Extraordinary Coronavirus Repatriation Effort Brings 500,000 EU Citizens Home
In a remarkable peacetime repatriation campaign, the EU has now managed to bring home more than 500,000 EU citizens who
As Lebanon and Iran Grapple With COVID-19, are the IMF’s Hands Tied?
The IMF’s latest World Economic Forecast bears destabilizing news for Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) economies already roiled by
What the EU Can Teach Canada About Environmental Liability
In terms of holding industrial polluters liable, European environmental law already sets the bar for the rest of the world.
EU, Turkey ‘Committed’ to 2016 Migrant Deal, Erdogan’s Talks in Brussels ‘Fruitful’
The EU will keep its political dialog wih Erdogan open, the EU leadership has vowed.
COVID-19 has Potential to Threaten Right to Education – UNESCO
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has described the impact on education from the spread of COVID-19
Leveraging European capital to build stronger African economies
Two months into the new decade, one of the defining trends of development finance in the 2010s is showing no
France’s Sanofi to Launch Drug Contender Against China and India
French drug giant Sanofi announced yesterday that it planned to launch a new company to create the active chemical ingredients
Will Europe soon have its own Silicon Valley?
Europe is experiencing a tech-boom that attracts funders that were previously focused on Silicon Valley. If the trend continues, Europe
