China Claims EU’s Subsidy Probes Block Trade, Causing $1 Billion in Losses
China accuses the EU’s foreign subsidy investigations of creating trade and investment barriers, leading to over $1 billion in economic losses and hindering bilateral trade.
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French FM’s Diplomatic Mission: Pursuing a Peaceful and Sovereign Syria
France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot calls for a ‘sovereign, stable and peaceful’ Syria during his first visit to Damascus since recent changes in power.
Scholz Calls for Quick EU-China Agreement on Electric Vehicle Tariffs
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz urges the EU to swiftly resolve tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to avoid conflicts and support the automotive industry’s shift to electro-mobility.
China Urges EU to Prevent Misuse of Trade Remedies for Stronger Cooperation
China has urged the European Union to prevent the misuse of trade remedy measures, emphasizing the importance of adhering to WTO rules to maintain strong economic cooperation.
Mercosur and EU Set to Finalize Long-Delayed Trade Deal at Uruguay Summit
Mercosur and the European Union are poised to announce a long-delayed trade deal during their summit in Uruguay, amid ongoing negotiations and mixed optimism.
New EU Leaders Visit Kyiv, Reaffirming Support for Ukraine
European Council President Antonio Costa and other new EU leaders visit Kyiv, signaling strong support for Ukraine on their first day in office.
Hungary Champions Europe’s Green Transition, Seeks China Collaboration
Hungary leads Europe’s green transition efforts and aims to enhance cooperation with China to advance sustainable technologies and economic resilience.
Hungarian FM Criticizes EU’s Tariffs on Chinese EVs as Harmful
Hungary’s Foreign Minister condemns the EU’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles as harmful to the EU economy and calls for enhanced trade cooperation with China.
EU Foreign Ministers Divided on Lifting Ukraine’s Missile Restrictions
EU Foreign Affairs ministers in Brussels split on lifting weapon restrictions for Ukraine as the U.S. approves long-range missile use, highlighting divided support among member states.
Hungary Criticizes EU’s Trade Protectionism: No Benefits, Only Harm
Hungarian official Adam Nagy warns that EU’s trade protectionism brings only harm, with no benefits for consumers or the market.