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Understanding Europe’s Re-Engagement With China
European leaders increasingly recognize that deep and effective cooperation with China is possible—and necessary—while relations with the U.S. have become harder to forecast.
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Breaking the Zero-Sum Game: Macron in China and Europe’s Bid for Renewal
French President Emmanuel Macron is in China for his fourth State visit, at a moment of profound global turbulence....
Berlin’s Economic Future Runs Through China
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Beijing visit this week, where five intergovernmental agreements were signed, signals Berlin’s pragmatic bet that economic survival depends on China.
Germany Looks to China to Kick-Start Its Economic Recovery
How Berlin navigates this delicate balance between cooperation and competition with Beijing will shape its economic and strategic landscape for years to come.
Why Western Leaders Flock to Beijing
Decoupling from China is economically unfeasible, encircling China is politically unsustainable, and excluding China from global governance is functionally impossible.
What Can Europe Learn from a More Open China?
In an interconnected world, resilience is not found behind thicker walls, but in building more and stronger bridges. For the sake of European prosperity, it is a lesson worth heeding.
Pragmatism and Strategy
Structural differences will, of course, persist in China-France and China-EU relations. Yet as long as both sides uphold mutual respect and engage in dialogue on an equal footing, no problem is insurmountable.
China-EU Relations at 50
The fact that differences exist does not mean that the two sides cannot work together. Collaboration is essential for the interests of both sides, and is essential for maintaining stability in the international system.
From Consensus to Action: China-EU Cooperation on Climate Governance
As we commemorate 50 years of China-EU diplomatic relations, this anniversary presents more than symbolic value — it offers a critical opportunity to shape a shared sustainable future.
Selective Protectionism Is Europe’s Achilles Heel
Europe’s shift toward selective protectionism, particularly targeting China, undermines its commitment to free trade, threatens its industrial competitiveness, and ultimately jeopardizes European prosperity.
Selective Protectionism is Europe’s Achilles Heal
Openness and inclusion are the bedrock of European prosperity; cooperation and mutual benefit are the trend of our times. China stands ready to work with visionary Europeans to foster stable, healthy economic ties and contribute to an open global economy.
Europe at the Crossroads
In reality, China is a force for peace, progress, stability and sustainability, and Europe would benefit enormously from taking up the offer of upgraded cooperation in trade, investment, green development, AI and more.
Fifty Years On: China-EU Needs Cooperation Instead of Rivalry
A sound and stable China-EU relationship not only works to the advantage of both sides but also brings benefits to the whole world.