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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European Carmakers Sound Alarm Amid Coronavirus Shutdowns
The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has proved a baptism of fire for the new decade. In addition to a host of
Huawei’s Grip on the West Must Be Forced Loose
It’s been a big week for European lawmakers. Not only have British representatives finally made their strident and declarative exit
EU Draws Up 5G Plan Amid Security Risk Fears
Brussels has stopped short of imposing an outright ban on Chinese technology suppliers, including the ever-controversial Huawei Technologies Co., from
The Global 5G Roll-Out is a Geopolitical Turning Point
For the best part of two years, wireless carriers in the US and Europe have been hailing the imminent onset
China Pulls Plug on Shanghai-London Stock Connect
Beijing has reportedly suspended the Shanghai-London Stock Connect scheme due to rising political tensions with London over pro-democracy demonstrations in
EU Ramps Up Human Rights Pressure on China
The EU’s incoming foreign policy chief, Spain’s Josep Borrell, has pledged to push the bloc to toughen its stance on
Stockholm Stood Up By Beijing Over Human Rights Award
According to China’s ambassador to Stockholm, Gui Congyou, China has called off two business delegations to Sweden after a human
America First a Threat to Both Europe and Asia
Britain’s former prime minister and famed neo-conservative Tony Blair has called on the US to assess its standing with allies
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
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