As Germany shifts its China approach, Huawei is in the crosshairs.

Hungary’s various identities are all pointing in one direction: toward Beijing.

This is a decisive moment for Europe, as it responds (for the first time) to Beijing’s industrial and commercial policies.

This year’s summit might be the last for the “16+1” initiative – not because it’s dying, but because it’s expanding.

Xi’s receptions in Italy and France were markedly different. So were the benefits for the hosts – but not in the way you’d expect.

Italy has officially joined China’s Belt and Road. But at home and abroad, not everyone is happy with the move.

The last policy paper was issued just four years before. What changed?

Both cases point to a deeper problem with China’s Central and Eastern Europe strategy.

China is playing an increasingly active role in Serbia, part of its expansion in Central and Eastern Europe.

Why is this medium-sized southern European country being targeted by Chinese investors?

Insights from Yu Jie.

Germany, France, and the UK are increasing scrutiny of Chinese investment. Will a unified EU approach follow?

What do European countries think about the BRI, five years after its launch?

China used to be a strong proponent of a stable and unified Europe, but recent moves hint that Beijing’s priorities have changed.

China and Europe have converging interests in upholding the legitimacy of international trade.

What to watch for as the premiers of China and Central and Eastern European countries gather in Sofia.