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
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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
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
Ukraine Is the Most Important Country for the EU. Here’s Why
Size and a desire to join set Ukraine apart from the rest of the world in a unique way as
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
Brussels Has Floated a €100bn Tech Fund in a Bid to Compete with US, Chinese Rivals
The European Commission is reportedly considering plans to launch a €100bn sovereign wealth fund to be used to finance Europe’s
Portugal’s Gold Visa Programme is Drawing Scores of Hongkongers
With anti-government demonstrations well into their third month, Hong Kong’s streets are all but soaked in tear gas. Hundreds of
EU Defied US over Iran’s Nuclear Program with INSTEX. Was It Worth It?
INSTEX has created a dangerous precedent that can ruin future Western sanctions, while also disgruntling everybody.
Italy Wants to Be America’s ‘Most Solid’ EU Ally, Salvini Says on Washington Trip
Italy's Deputy Prime Minister was given an unusually high-profile welcome in D.C.
EPP’s Weber Urges EU to Stop China from Buying Out Strategic Assets
EU members' foreign policy shouldn't be influenced by their hopes for economic gains in dealings with China, the likely next
