Chinese Business Group Criticizes EU’s New Foreign Subsidies Regulation
The China Chamber of Commerce to the EU condemns the EU’s new Foreign Subsidies Regulation as a tool of economic coercion, urging for fair and transparent business practices.
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EU Countries Urge Revisions to Anti-Deforestation Law to Protect Farmers
EU nations led by Austria seek changes to anti-deforestation law, citing potential impacts on European farmers. Discussions set for Brussels meeting.
Green Agenda Stalls in EU as Hungary Blocks Nature Law
EU’s ambitious nature restoration law faces a setback as Hungary withdraws support, stalling the green agenda critical for combating climate change.
EU Initiates Landmark Probes into Apple, Google, Meta under New Digital Law
The EU has launched its first-ever probes into major tech giants Apple, Alphabet, and Meta under the Digital Markets Act, potentially leading to significant fines.
EU Caps Ukrainian Poultry and Grain Imports to Support Farmers
The EU caps duty-free imports of Ukrainian oats, eggs, poultry, and sugar to support local farmers amid ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
EU Urges Immediate Action to Prevent ‘Catastrophic’ Climate Change Risks
A new EU analysis warns Europe faces ‘catastrophic’ climate change risks, urging urgent action to adapt and mitigate severe consequences across the continent.
EU Sets Ambitious Targets to Slash Packaging Waste by 2030
The European Union reaches a provisional agreement on new laws aimed at reducing packaging waste and banning single-use plastics by 2030, setting ambitious sustainability targets.
China Counters EU’s Latest Sanctions on Chinese Companies Over Russia Tensions
China’s Commerce Ministry opposes the EU’s latest sanctions on four Chinese firms over Russia, citing lack of international legal basis and negative impact on bilateral relations.
Belgrade Struggles with Sewage Pollution as EU Membership Hangs in the Balance
Belgrade battles severe sewage pollution threatening wildlife and delaying its EU membership goals, according to local residents and experts.
EU’s Trade Probe on Chinese Train Maker Sparks Fair Competition Debate
The EU’s investigation into Chinese train maker CRRC Qingdao raises concerns about fair competition and impacts EU-China trade relations.