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China-UK relations
August 02, 2019
How Boris Johnson Will Approach UK-China Relations
By Bonnie Girard
The new British prime minister won’t follow in Trump’s footsteps when it comes to China, but there are some similarities.
June 01, 2019
Why the UK Shouldn’t Follow Washington on China
By Tim Summers
A divergence between the China policies of the two traditional trans-Atlantic allies is not new.
February 20, 2019
Britain's Empty South China Sea Gesture
By Kerry Brown
Sending an aircraft carrier to the region, amid the turmoil of Brexit, is likely seen in China as empty posturing.
September 14, 2018
Is Europe Finally Pushing Back On Chinese Investments?
By Erik Brattberg and Etienne Soula
Germany, France, and the UK are increasing scrutiny of Chinese investment. Will a unified EU approach follow?
December 21, 2017
Having Cameron Lead the UK-China Fund Is Good for Britain and China
By Charlotte Gao
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron will be vice chairman of a new China-U.K. investment fund.
October 05, 2017
Chinese Warships Make First London Voyage
By Charlotte Gao
China aims to expand military cooperation with Britain in the "Golden Era"
April 12, 2017
From London to Yiwu in 17 Days: OBOR's British Connection
By Catherine Putz
After the westbound train's arrival in January, British officials heralded the launch of the eastbound train this week.
July 08, 2016
Why Brexit Makes China Stronger
By David Volodzko
It may not be accurate to say that China "won" from Brexit, but it lost less than the rest of the world.
June 26, 2016
US-UK-China Relations: Post-Brexit Outlook
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Jackson Ng
December 10, 2015
The EU and China: A Union Divided
By Kerry Brown
"The EU-China relationship is perennially less than the sum of its parts at the topmost political level."
October 22, 2015
China’s Dirty Money: How Dangerous Is the China-UK Nuclear Deal?
By Greg Austin
Is Beijing "friend or foe" in cyber nuclear joint development?
March 13, 2015
Are US Allies Flocking to China’s New Bank?
By Shannon Tiezzi
The U.K. decision to join AIIB may encourage other U.S. allies to follow suit -- to Washington's dismay.
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