Europeans should defend their rules on trade, investment and infrastructure—and, in so doing, change the logic that encourages Chinese retaliation

Beijing may talk about safety, but its model of AI diffusion is made to go rogue.

The United States has done little to end its dependence on Russia for enriched uranium.

The United States has done little to end its dependence on Russia for enriched uranium.

TPI.it

China is already the undisputed champion of traditional manufacturing. But China's leadership wants more: it aspires to lead in the next generation of productio

The EU and the US have accepted that solar hardware is critical infrastructure that must be safeguarded – they should seek to align their instruments

Iranian strikes on Qatar’s LNG infrastructure are complicating Brussels’ plans to ditch Russian gas, handing Washington and Moscow fresh leverage

Beijing no longer needs to actively deploy economic coercion to shape Europe’s economic agenda in its interest

Europe’s defensive measures to shield its democracies from hybrid attacks are no longer enough. If Europeans want to protect their peace and prosperity, the tim

Europe’s solar boom has quietly handed Beijing remote access to hundreds of gigawatts of its power capacity. Without a 5G-type toolbox banning untrustworthy sup

Foreign technology companies cannot be entrusted with meeting Europe’s growing digital needs. This includes American big tech firms. Here’s what Europeans shoul

Russia still has assets to tap for its war, but the political costs are growing.

Russia still has assets to tap for its war, but the political costs are growing.

Beijing no longer needs to actively deploy economic coercion to shape Europe’s economic agenda in its interest

Nuctech’s rise from a Chinese state-backed start-up to a global border-security supplier has made it a lightning rod in trade and subsidy disputes.

With American competitiveness declining, the EU has a chance to offer tech start-ups something better. To create this new generation of EU Incs, the bloc will f

If Europe moves fast to seize Russian assets, it may be able to sink this bad deal.

Ottawa’s latest reforms are a blueprint for Washington’s victims around the world.

Agathe Demarais is a columnist at Foreign Policy and a senior policy fellow on geoeconomics and technology at the European Council on Foreign Relations.

The EU is not a middle power—yet. Failing to build the financial architecture to mobilize capital at scale and project power may well lead to it becoming an irrelevance.

Beijing can create financial instruments, but it cannot decree demand.

The measures that Western economies are taking in order to respond to China’s chokehold over the supply of critical materials are unlikely to work as intended. There’s a cheaper, quicker, and more eff...

The US under Trump will seek new ways to coerce Europe economically. Here is how Europeans can resist the pressure and emerge stronger for it.

Washington’s suspension just strengthened Beijing’s pitch for its own competing AI models

The US under Trump will seek new ways to coerce Europe economically. Here is how Europeans can resist the pressure and emerge stronger for it.

The US under Trump will seek new ways to coerce Europe economically. Here is how Europeans can resist the pressure and emerge stronger for it.

Foreign technology companies cannot be entrusted with meeting Europe’s growing digital needs. This includes American big tech firms. Here’s what Europeans shoul

Neue Zahlen zeigen, wie sehr der Chinaschock der deutschen Industrie schadet. Nun könnte Europa härter gegen Peking vorgehen – weil Bundesregierung und deutsche Wirtschaft umdenken.

DGAP's Morning Briefing The G7 summit takes place June 15–17. With transatlantic tensions running high, French President Macron has made reducing global macroeconomic imbalances the meeting's central ...

The EU should apply two remedies to address political interference via X

The US under Trump will seek new ways to coerce Europe economically. Here is how Europeans can resist the pressure and emerge stronger for it.

The US under Trump will seek new ways to coerce Europe economically. Here is how Europeans can resist the pressure and emerge stronger for it.

The US under Trump will seek new ways to coerce Europe economically. Here is how Europeans can resist the pressure and emerge stronger for it.

Speakers: Axel Berger, Deputy Director (interim), German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS) Agathe Demarais, Senior Policy Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) Barnaby…

Las medidas que las economías occidentales están adoptando para responder al control de China sobre el suministro de minerales críticos difícilmente funcionarán como se espera. Existe una alternativa ...

Europe has a China problem and pretending otherwise is making it worse. Chinese cheap exports and a monopoly on rare earths are not just economic irritants, but