The policy of the European Union regarding China should be based on the following principles: cooperate where possible,compete when needed,confront where necessary. Engagement requires interest from both parties and adherence to existing rules. China needs to deliver on its own commitments. Centuries-old maps cannot take precedence over international
Statement by leading MEPs ahead of the EU-China summit via video conference 1 April 2022. “The EU-China Summit is taking place in unprecedented circumstances with a war on the European continent and following several turbulent years in EU-China relations. China’s ambiguous stance on the war in
Two weeks ago, the German Federal Cabinet passed the draft law for the establishment of a special fund "Bundeswehr" worth 100 billion euro and the draft of a corresponding amendment to the Grundgesetz (Basic Law). This is intended to fulfill the Federal Chancellor's promise to
Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) 16.00 – 17.30 - Room: ANTALL 2Q2 and remote participation In association with the Subcommittee on Human Rights (DROI) and the Subcommittee on Security and Defence (SEDE) · Structured Dialogue on the Commission Work Programme - exchange of views with Josep BORRELL FONTELLES,