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.
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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.
Indonesia plans to ‘counterattack’ US, EU mineral policies
“We can’t be tricked. It must be fair”, Investment Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said of the US and EU policies.
EU seeks to conclude trade negotiation with Indonesia before 2024 elections
The continued disagreement between Jakarta and Brussels has started to worry business players, who have urged the government to not let the deforestation issue hamper the ongoing…
Vietnamese businesses need to embrace green practices to export to EU
They must foster “sustainable and responsible corporate behaviour” throughout their global value chains, a European diplomat has said.
EU eases export rules on Korean ramen
The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety said it had been putting in all efforts to have the regulations eased.
Korea, EU agree to foster peace, address security challenges
Leaders also reaffirmed their support for freedom of overflight and navigation, including in the South China Sea.
India, EU to hold first ministerial meet on May 16
The first ministerial meeting will lay the roadmap for cooperation under all three working groups and provide direction to achieve desired outcomes.
Philippines vows to save seafarers’ jobs in EU
Early this year, the EU flagged the Philippines for deficiencies in local seafarer training and education, warning the government of possible nondeployment.
China better economic choice than US for the EU?
The EU should begin diversifying its outlook, and China should certainly be on its radar, argues one investor. As China becomes ever more prosperous and America turns more inward,…