Heute will die EU ihr modernisiertes Abkommen mit Mexiko unterzeichnen. Anders als bei Mercosur kann Brüssel offensiv Agrarinteressen in den Vordergrund rücken: bessere Marktchancen für Lebensmittelex...

Die Volksrepublik baut ihren Vorsprung in der Elektrifizierung rasant aus und will damit unabhängiger von Brennstoffimporten werden. Peking transformiert dabei ganze Industrieparks und testet neue Tec...

The free trade agreement between the EU and the Philippines is moving closer. But as negotiators gather in Manila for the next round, the island state is in the midst of a domestic political crisis.

Taiwan is receiving more attention in the European Parliament than ever before. At the same time, the Council, the Commission and the diplomatic service are continuing their delicate balancing act wit...

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Europe's mantra of "de-risking" means nothing if it doesn't account for the imminent threat to Taiwan

The EU executive is pushing preferential tariffs and wants products to be labelled with Moroccan regional names rather than with ‘Western Sahara’

Beijing accused the EU of enabling 'separatist activities' after Taiwan’s vice president made a rare address at the European Parliament

Unannounced visit underscores growing parliamentary outreach to Taipei as Beijing watches closely

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Swiss right-wing party brands EU deal a threat to sovereignty

Lawmakers accuse the EU executive of bypassing Parliament and ignoring court rulings

Months of talks collapsed over how to codify Europe’s diverse döner traditions

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