Brussels Tea House follows the signals between Brussels and Beijing, where policy meets diverse voices and real-world impact.
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#21 China-EU WeekLine
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What’s coming this week (Sept. 14-20)
- European Parliament to debate SOTEU, CBAM expansion (Sept. 14-17)
The European Parliament will hold its September plenary session in Strasbourg from Sept. 14 to 17, w...
After Orban: Can Slovakia Become China’s Next Bridge to Europe?
Hungary’s political transition has made Beijing’s strongest Central European partnership less predictable. As EU-China trade frictions deepen, Slovakia is emerging as the Visegrad country most willing to keep a pragmatic channel open.
But...
#20 China-EU WeekLine
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What’s coming this week (Sept. 7-13)
- Šefčovič to Meet Nexperia Executives（Sept. 7）
EU Trade and Economic Security Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič will meet Nexperia executives on September 7, as the semi...
#19 China-EU Weekline
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What’s coming this week (Aug. 31-Sept. 6)
- European Parliament Trade Committee to discuss EU trade policy and Chinese industrial subsidies (Sept. 2)
The European Parliament’s Committee on Internationa...
Europe’s Real Trap Is Blaming China for a Competitiveness Crisis of Its Own Making
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Sam Olsen’s recent essay, Europe’s China Dependence Is Becoming a Trap, argues that Europe’s growing difficulties with China cannot be understood as ordinary competition between firms. European companies, he says, are...
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Brussels Tea House follows the signals between Brussels and Beijing, where policy meets diverse voices and real-world impact.
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Chinese journalist formerly based in Brussels for two years, now back in China covering macroeconomics and political economy. Still interested in China-Europe relations. Owned by an American shorthair cat.
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