EU–China relations disintegrating on autopilot
11 Mar 2023
Andrei Lungu | 2 February 2023 In early December 2022, President of the European Council Charles Michel travelled to Beijing for his first face-to-face meeting
Andrei Lungu | 2 February 2023 In early December 2022, President of the European Council Charles Michel travelled to Beijing for his first face-to-face meeting
Andrei Lungu | 1 December 2022 As people in China find themselves navigating endless lockdowns, public criticism of “zero-Covid” is increasing. For the Communist Party
Andrei Lungu | 28 September 2022 As Chinese President Xi Jinping reemerged on the diplomatic world stage at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Samarkand,
Andrei Lungu | 25 September 2022 Last year, the Chinese Communist Party passed a historical resolution that, in part, said: “China has broken new ground
Andrei Lungu | 15 August 2022 International tourism was probably the worst hit industry by the COVID-19 pandemic. But one type of tourism has unexpectedly
Andrei Lungu | 7 October 2021 As China continues its economic, technological and geopolitical rise, its leadership’s unstated goal seems to be overtaking the United
Andrei Lungu | 18 September 2021 It didn’t take long for Beijing to use the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the subsequent collapse of the
Andrei Lungu | 19 August 2021 There is growing speculation and alarm about a possible Chinese invasion of Taiwan after Beijing sharpened its rhetoric towards
Andrei Lungu | 7 April 2021 Whether we call it great-power competition or a new Cold War, there’s no denying the United States and China
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