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U.S. trade and Structured Dialogue: Remarks by EU Commissioner Šefčovič

“Turning to our network of Free Trade Agreements, which has a key role to play in boosting Europe’s competitiveness. We already boast 44 preferential trade agreements covering 76 countries and 44% of EU trade. And this network is set to grow, as many around the world turn to the European Union as a reliable, open partner, in an increasingly polarized economic climate” – EU Commissioner Šefčovič.

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Bruegel Policy Brief: Will China’s economy follow the same path as Japan’s?

Since the bursting of China’s real-estate bubble in mid-2021, there has been a growing concern that the Chinese economy could end up like that of Japan in the early 1990s. Some structural patterns are strikingly similar: low private consumption over a long period and an excessively high savings ratio, though China’s imbalances now are even larger that Japan’s were then.

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Three years of Russia’s war against Ukraine: UN debates and resolutions

Three years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the United Nations General Assembly reaffirmed its unwavering support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity on February 24, 2025. Adopting two key resolutions, the Assembly underscored the primacy of international law in the face of aggression. The spotlight then shifted to the UN Security Council, where member states engaged in a critical debate over its own resolution.

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US President Trump publishes foreign investment memorandum

US President Donald J. Trump signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum (NSPM), last week, aimed at promoting foreign investment while protecting America’s national security interests, particularly from threats posed by foreign adversaries like the People’s Republic of China.

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UN Security Council on Ukraine: Remarks by China’s UN Representative

“China hopes all relevant parties and stakeholders involved in the Ukraine crisis will engage in the peace talks process, and reach a fair, lasting, and binding peace agreement acceptable to all parties. As the conflict has been unfolding on European soil, it is imperative for Europe to work for peace” – China’s statement on Ukraine at the UN Security Council.

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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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