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.

“If China wants to come here and improve our ports and railways and build our roads, why would we stop them?”

How can Europe strike the right balance between security and economic openness?

Struggling to reconcile stark differences, the Commission’s push to level the playing field is unlikely to make a dent.

The details behind the project make it clear that China is the real winner.

Insights from Marcin Jaskuła.

An unexpected partnership emerged between Beijing and Berlin. But how should Germany respond to China’s rise: engage or embrace?

The EU is increasingly suspicious of China's specialized outreach to Central and Eastern Europe. Should it be?

Each year, the 16+1 summit has Central and Eastern European states clamoring for Chinese money.

China is building the 16+1 initiative into a platform for its Belt and Road Initiative, with consequences for the EU.

Insights from Richard Ghiasy.

European governments are increasingly suspicious of China's state-driven investment strategy.

An interview with Philippe Le Corre.