The era when Europe viewed China as a partner is over, Brussels insider warns
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The era when Europe viewed China as a partner is over, Brussels insider warns A new era of fractious EU-China trade relations is here to stay, as Brussels’ view of Beijing has fundamentally changed, lobbyist says The European Union and China are entering a…
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What happened
The era when Europe viewed China as a partner is over, Brussels insider warns A new era of fractious EU-China trade relations is here to stay, as Brussels’ view of Beijing has fundamentally changed, lobbyist says The European Union and China are entering a…
Why it matters
“There was a recognition of China as a partner some years ago, and China is a very important market for European goods,” Koplovsky said during an interview at the UBS Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong on Thursday.
Common ground
“Now, Europeans have become a little more sceptical, a little more wary of China.” The shift in perception has been partly driven by China’s rapid strides in strategic sectors including solar, wind, batteries and electric vehicles, where Chinese firms now…
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