China’s political interference in Czech Republic back in focus
Their real impact is difficult to assess but they have already pitted the country’s president against many other politicians and the public.
Sweden grants refugee status to China’s Uighur Muslims, prompting calls for UK to follow...
The Swedish migration agency said the minority would be automatically considered at risk of persecution in Xinjiang province, where more than a million Uighurs have been detained in re-education camps in a crackdown on Islam.
Macron seeks united EU front on China as President Xi visits France
French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed President Xi Jinping for a private dinner near Nice on Sunday as the Chinese leader tours Europe seeking support...
Europe wakes up to China’s economic threat
Europe needs to muscle up against China's aggressive investment and unfair competition, according to a report from the European Commission’s in-house think tank
Italy’s drive to join China’s Belt and Road hits potholes
The ancient Silk Road was a network of trading routes that stretched from China to Italy, transporting goods, skills and ideas half way around the world.
Crime Agency Freezes Bank Accounts of Chinese Students Studying in U.K.
Authorities in the U.K. have frozen dozens of bank accounts belonging to Chinese nationals studying in the county, citing money-laundering concerns.
The U.S.-China Tech War Is Being Fought in Central Europe
But Huawei’s role here has come under growing domestic scrutiny in recent months, with the country’s cybersecurity agency labeling it a threat.
Italy may become largest economy yet to back China’s Belt and Road: reports
Italy may be about to formally endorse China's Belt and Road Initiative, becoming the largest economy yet to back the massive global infrastructure project...
Hammond’s trip to China scuppered by Williamson’s ‘gunboat diplomacy’
Philip Hammond is not going to China this weekend for trade talks, following reports that Beijing scuppered advanced preparations for a meeting after the defence secretary, Gavin Williamson, threatened to deploy a warship in the Pacific.
Hundreds of Chinese protest against BBVA in Madrid
Hundreds of Chinese citizens waving Spanish and Chinese flags took to the streets of Madrid on Friday to protest against BBVA, saying the bank...
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Merkel Has Made a U-Turn on China But It May Be Too Late
The chancellor must maintain a hard line, but it comes at a high risk for Germany’s export-dependent economy.
China’s belt and road cargo to Europe under scrutiny as operator admits to moving...
The belt and road plan, masterminded by President Xi Jinping, is the central government’s initiative to link economies into a China-centred trading network to grow global trade.
The U.S. or China? Europe Needs to Pick a Side
For certain, there has been a shift in European views on China. Europeans are more aware and concerned by the challenges that China poses and have taken real steps to push back against it.
