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Europe’s Dangerous Gap in China Expertise 

Europe’s Dangerous Gap in China Expertise 

By Stefan Messingschlager
Most European capitals still treat China expertise as a background resource, not a strategic asset. That needs to change.
Amid US Trade War, China and the EU Explore Economic Cooperation

Amid US Trade War, China and the EU Explore Economic Cooperation

By Muhammad Murad
The European Central Bank president's visit to China is the latest sign that Brussels and Beijing are seeking to mend ties.

Europe Must Beware of Potential Risks in the China-US Strategic Competition 

Europe Must Beware of Potential Risks in the China-US Strategic Competition 

By Li Qiang
The EU must confront a hard truth: the evolving policies of both Washington and Beijing raise questions about their reliability as enduring strategic partners.

Between China’s Advance and America’s Retreat: Europe’s Quest for Strategic Autonomy

Between China’s Advance and America’s Retreat: Europe’s Quest for Strategic Autonomy

By Angelo M’BA and Douglas Brenton Anderson
Trump’s recent measures have cemented a split between Washington and Brussels, but that won’t automatically translate into gains for Beijing.

The Trump Effect on the EU’s Indo-Pacific Strategy

The Trump Effect on the EU’s Indo-Pacific Strategy

By Tiziano Marino
The ideological and strategic rifts between Brussels and Washington could encourage a return to a purely economic approach by Europeans toward the Indo-Pacific.
The EU Squeezed Between the US and China

The EU Squeezed Between the US and China

By Plamen Tonchev
Decision-makers in Beijing expect that Trump’s brutal pressure will bring Europe closer to China and, on the face of it, this would make sense. But a full-fledged détente between the EU and China is unlikely. 

EU-US Cooperation on China and Taiwan 

EU-US Cooperation on China and Taiwan 

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Mor Sobol.
Does China Have a New European Ally in Slovakia’s Prime Minister?

Does China Have a New European Ally in Slovakia’s Prime Minister?

By Matej Šimalčík and Filip Šebok
Robert Fico’s trip to China had underwhelming economic outcomes, yet it brought Bratislava into much closer political alignment with Beijing.

Beijing’s Potential Retaliation Looms as EU Approves Chinese EV Tariffs

Beijing’s Potential Retaliation Looms as EU Approves Chinese EV Tariffs

By Rakshith Shetty
China will attempt to punish the states that held firm on the tariffs, while sparing those that switched positions.

EU China Policy Under von der Leyen 2.0

EU China Policy Under von der Leyen 2.0

By Valeria Fappani and Blanca Marabini San Martín
Meet the new commissioners who will shape the EU’s interactions with China for the next five years.

Dealing With China Should Be a Key Priority for the New EU Leadership

Dealing With China Should Be a Key Priority for the New EU Leadership

By Rahul Mishra
As the EU leadership gears up for a new term, with some new faces in key positions, the European Union should re-examine its China policy.
China’s ‘Trojan Horse’ in the EU? It’s Not Just Hungary. 

China’s ‘Trojan Horse’ in the EU? It’s Not Just Hungary. 

By Dominika Remžová
Germany – specifically, its automotive industry – is Europe’s true Achilles heel when it comes to China policy.

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