EU China policy

The Chinese acquisition of the U.K.’s largest chip maker underlines the difficulty of implementing investment screenings.

Recent statements reflect growing awareness of how a crisis in the strait would impact European interests.

Understanding how the EU is responding to China’s rise requires understanding how the organization actually works.

The bloc’s offer to Hong Kongers sends the message that Europe only supports the rich.

Insights from Sarah Kirchberger.

In the South China Sea, the EU’s raison d’être – the rule of law and peaceful coexistence – is under threat. What can Brussels do about it?

Civil society organizations and members of the European Parliament alike are objecting to the deal amid China's continuing crackdowns in Xinjiang and Hong Kong.

Insights from Nicola Casarini.

A new poll encompassing 13 European countries finds remarkable consensus on China - mostly negative.

Germany’s trade-focused engagement with China strongly influenced a similar EU policy in the 1990s. Will a German shift now bring the EU with it?

Berlin's announcement of an official Indo-Pacific strategy reflects a wider European turn against China.

Beijing is keen to keep Europe from mirroring Washington's hardened China stance.