Europe-China Relations

The semiconductor industry is a key espionage target for China, according to Ruben Brekelmans

The U.S. State Department does not confirm whether agreement on minerals will be extended.

‘China has been persistently trying to undermine our resilience and democracy,’ the Czech foreign ministry said.

The ambassador also addressed the need for Europe to increase its own defence spending and to rely less on the United States.

The company allegedly made it difficult for consumers to contact it for complaints or queries.

Determined to resist a trade war with the United States, China has turned to Europe, and Russia, for new relationships, says a study by the Australia Institute.

The duties on a type of engineering plastic include 74.9 percent on U.S. imports and 34.5 percent on European Union imports, among others.

Europe views the route as a way to project its influence eastward—and to circumvent Russia.

The CCP leader is on his 11th visit to Russia since coming to power more than a decade ago.

The Ukrainian leader accuses China of arming Russia in violation of a wartime pledge.

To top U.S. official warned that the EU should be worried about the Chinese Communist Party’s version of Elon Musk’s satellite system, Starlink.

The moves come as the Trump administration increases tariffs across the world with a growing focus on China.

‘We have a broad suite of powers to counter foreign interference,’ Home Office Minister Lord Hanson of Flint said.

Critics question whether the UK can afford to prioritise cheap solar imports without sacrificing its values or energy sovereignty.

The European Parliament earlier banned Huawei representatives from the Legislature’s buildings as a precaution.

Since Taiwan’s democratization, this is the first time a president has declared communist China a foreign hostile force of the self-ruled island.

The ministers also raised concerns over the Chinese communist regime’s military buildup and growing nuclear weapons arsenal.

Prosecutors said dozens of officers conducted raids in Brussels, the Flanders and Wallonia regions, and Portugal.

‘Once a person tastes freedom, they won’t go back to watching the CCP’s toxic media,’ said Gan Wenwei, who helped Chinese people bypass the internet firewall.

Prosecutors say the syndicate evaded taxes by setting up 29 front companies in Italy then shutting them down within two years.