Reindustrializing with the help of Chinese companies may seem like an easy fix to some in Rome or Madrid, but would further enhance dependence on Beijing
Media mentions – China
the Commission is strengthened at the start of its new mandate and gains momentum to continue addressing market distortions, critical dependencies and new security challenges in different sectors
Some countries may oppose anti-subsidy duties pointing to recent data showing a decline in Chinese electric vehicle sales in the EU over the past year
Janka Oertel argues that EU member states should vote in favour of imposing definitive trade tariffs on China-made electric vehicles
A paradigm shift in development thinking is taking place before our eyes. In Europe, we have a low awareness that China thinks differently than it did 10-15 years ago
Who controls these data flows and software updates is a far from trivial question, the answers to which encroach on matters of national security, cybersecurity, and individual privacy
Janka Oertel on a potential ban of Chinese and Russian software and hardware in autonomous vehicles in the US
Agathe Demarais on why EU sanctions would matter more than US ones in a Taiwan war scenario
The Commission is quite set, I think, in its approach to China: you could say it is quite bellicose, or you could say they’ve woken up
Tobias Gehrke on the implementation of the EU Commission’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles