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It may prove difficult for the EU to reconcile the enthusiasm of member states led by France with the reticence of Germany and Spain
China issued a sharp warning to the European Union hours before a meeting to discuss potential EU curbs on Chinese exports, setting the stage for a renewed trade barb between the economies.
In response, Cushman & Wakefield hosted summits on the topic of Europe Unlocked - New Opportunities for China's Manufacturing & Logistics Industry in Shanghai on June 2 and in Guangzhou on June 4, 2026.
A growing number of European enterprises are opting to deepen their presence in China and expand local operations here, which in itself stands as the most powerful rebuttal to the so-called "de-risking" narrative,
The European Commission declared its trade relationship with China "not sustainable”, pushing for a tougher de-risking but not decoupling strategy. Is this a realistic plan? View on euronews
EU leaders must avoid lapsing into “China phobia” when they sketch out a plan for dealing with the economic superpower this month, said Bernd Lange, the chairman of the European Parliament’s trade committee.
The European Commission is considering a range of tools to shield the bloc from cheap Chinese imports, including reducing its dependence on Chinese components and imposing tariffs on strategic sectors.
Brussels is moving to crack down on Chinese overcapacity flooding the EU market, despite Beijing’s retaliation threats. View on euronews
To build trust in the current global security situation, China and the EU should focus on the transparency of strategic intentions, both through dialogue among experts and in high-level defense and security discussions.
BEIJING, May 28 () - China is negotiating with the European Union within the framework of the World Trade Organization over the bloc's new limits on duty-free steel imports, a spokesperson for China's commerce ministry said on Thursday.
Exclusive: As the bloc readies its 21st sanction package against Russia for the country’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine, the EU Sanctions Envoy David O’Sullivan revealed to Euronews that Beijing remains a “very big problem” for the efficacy of measures.