As the EU’s 27 member states prepared to vote on whether to impose steep tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles earlier this month, several were called on by American diplomats. The message was simple: if you vote against these duties and […]
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Italian customs authorities will award more than €15 million (US$16.3 million) in European Union funds to Nuctech for cargo scanning equipment, even as the Chinese state-controlled company is investigated for possible violations of the bloc’s foreign subsidies regulations. Nuctech won
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The two sides are still talking but remain far apart, with little hope of reaching a deal. Source link Finbarr Bermingham
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October 4 is a date that cannot come soon enough for European Union bureaucrats, but one the Chinese government desperately wants to avert. As Beijing looks to strike a deal that would nix the duties, talks with the European Commission
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In European Union circles, last week will be remembered for European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s consolidation of her position as the most powerful politician in Brussels. She vanquished her rivals and pitted her new commissioners against each other
The top trade officials from the European Union and China failed to reach a deal on ending a bitter dispute over electric vehicles during talks in Brussels on Thursday. However, the sides committed to intensify talks towards finding a negotiated
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Germany and China are actively working to convince European Union members to oppose electric vehicle tariffs during a vote next week, senior EU sources say. Berlin has been phoning other capitals in a late bid to get them to oppose
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The ink was barely dry on Mario Draghi’s long-awaited plan to propel Europe’s withering industry into line with Chinese and American rivals on Monday when the bad news began raining in from the Arctic Circle. In the tiny Swedish town
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A delegation of senior Chinese trade officials is visiting Brussels this week, as Beijing scrambles for a deal to nix coming punitive tariffs on the country’s electric vehicles. The group met with senior European Union counterparts on Monday, according to
Two years after a landmark UN report said Chinese government policies in Xinjiang “may constitute crimes against humanity”, the body’s top human rights office says “many problematic laws and policies remain in place” in the region. The Office of the
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