China says EU imposed unfair trade barriers on Chinese firms
Beijing has consistently denied its industrial policies are unfair and has threatened to take action against the EU to protect Chinese companies’ legal rights and interests.
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EU’s green policy may spur Indonesia’s economy, but harm environment
Analyses by Indonesian and German research bodies suggest that Indonesia has enough policies on the conservation of environment and climate that are in line with economic…
EU tariffs on Chinese EVs face backlash
The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, announced on Tuesday the conclusion of its anti-subsidy investigation, resulting in the imposition of definitive countervailing…
China warns EU against separate EV price negotiations
China's Ministry of Commerce warned that such actions could undermine mutual trust.
Signs point to North Korean troops in Russia-Ukraine combat zone
South Korean, US defence chiefs to meet in Washington. South Korean government to brief NATO, EU this week.
EU halts Dhaka talks. Is it a bad omen?
The European Union's postponement of the first round of negotiations with Bangladesh on a new agreement will impact trade, investment and development cooperation with the…
China, EU hold defence and security policy dialogue
The two sides exchanged views on issues of mutual interest, including China-EU relations, China-EU defense cooperation, and the international and regional situation.
EU gifts Cambodia $7 million for fisheries reforms
The meeting between EU ambassador Igor Driesmans and Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Dith Tina also covered a broad range of topics, including sustainable farming…
EU ready to bolster security ties with Philippines
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s visit to the Philippines marks the first by the president of the European Commission.
Samsung may face tighter scrutiny under new EU rules
Samsung’s inclusion came as unexpected, since the tech giant does not operate the core platform services the EU initially defined.