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China on US and EU relations: Spokesperson Lin Jian’s regular press Conference on February 5, 2025

“With changes unseen in a century rapidly unfolding, and the world turning into a less stable and certain place, risks of division, fragmentation and disorder are looming large. Against this backdrop, China-EU relations have more strategic significance and global influence. China attaches great importance to its ties with the EU and views the EU as its comprehensive strategic partner and an important and independent pole in the multipolar world” –

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Royalties for EU high-tech sector: EU challenges China at WTO

The EU Commission requests consultations at the World Trade Organization (WTO) to remove unfair and illegal trade practices by China in the sphere of intellectual property. China has empowered its courts to set binding worldwide royalty rates for EU standard essential patents, without the consent of the patent owner. This interferes with the competence of EU courts for European patent issues.

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Germany’s AfD: Perspectives on relations with the USA, China, and Russia

The following excerpt comes from the draft election program 2025 of Germany’s Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), expected to be officially adopted at the party’s Federal Conference on January 11 and 12, 2025. Insight EU has selected the chapter titled “Time for Security”, which outlines the party’s positions on critical international relations, including its stance toward the United States, China, and Russia. This translation, prepared with the support of ChatGPT, aims

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte speaking at an event hosted by Carnegie Europe.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte: “To Prevent War, NATO Must Spend More”

In his first major speech as NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte highlighted the critical need to ramp up defence spending and defence production in an increasingly turbulent security environment. At an event hosted by Carnegie Europe in Brussels, Mr Rutte called on Allies to “shift to a wartime mindset and turbo charge our defence production and defence spending”.

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