EU-China Podcast

In this briefing we cover:

1. Leipzig Postponed - What Does This Mean?
2. The EU Moves to Further Scrutinise State-aided Takeovers
3. The Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) Gets Launched
4. The UK’s Plans on Hong Kong and Post-Brexit Global Britain
5. The Politics of Global Health Governance

For written version visit: euchinahub.com

In this briefing we cover:

1. Leipzig Postponed - What Does This Mean?
2. The EU Moves to Further Scrutinise State-aided Takeovers
3. The Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) Gets Launched
4. The UK’s Plans on Hong Kong and Post-Brexit Global Britain
5. The Politics of Global Health Governance

For written version visit: euchinahub.com

In this week's briefing we cover:

• Reactions to Hong Kong National Security Law
• Geopolitical Perspectives from Beijing and Brussels - Important Speeches by Top Diplomats Analysed
• Priorities of the Upcoming German Presidency of the Council Revisited
• EU’s Recovery Plan and New Budget  - Roadmap Explained
• Pressure Mounts on Huawei Globally - Survival is the Key Word

For written version visit: euchinahub.com

In this week's briefing we cover:

• Reactions to Hong Kong National Security Law
• Geopolitical Perspectives from Beijing and Brussels - Important Speeches by Top Diplomats Analysed
• Priorities of the Upcoming German Presidency of the Council Revisited
• EU’s Recovery Plan and New Budget  - Roadmap Explained
• Pressure Mounts on Huawei Globally - Survival is the Key Word

For written version visit: euchinahub.com

In this week's briefing we cover:

1. Two Sessions 2020 - China’s Economic Way Forward
2. Two Sessions 2020 - Breaking One Country, Two Systems, and Changing Rhetoric on Taiwan
3. World Health Assembly - From China’s Worst Nightmare, to a Dream Come True
4. France and Germany Propose a Recovery Fund
5. China Discovers New Clusters of COVID-19 as Europe Reopens
6. EU’s Neighbour Rethinks its Post-Brexit China Policy

For written version visit: www.euchinahub.com

In this week's briefing we cover:

1. Two Sessions 2020 - China’s Economic Way Forward
2. Two Sessions 2020 - Breaking One Country, Two Systems, and Changing Rhetoric on Taiwan
3. World Health Assembly - From China’s Worst Nightmare, to a Dream Come True
4. France and Germany Propose a Recovery Fund
5. China Discovers New Clusters of COVID-19 as Europe Reopens
6. EU’s Neighbour Rethinks its Post-Brexit China Policy

For written version visit: www.euchinahub.com

In today’s episode, we take a look at the 17+1 China-Central and Eastern Europe cooperation, evaluate its political and economic substance, and investigate how it ties into wider EU-China relations. 

Ivana Karásková is a China Research Fellow and a Project Coordinator at the Prague-based Association for International Affairs (AMO) and the coordinator of the China Observers in Central and Eastern Europe (CHOICE), a collaborative international platform bringing together China experts from 17 CEE countries. She also coordinates MapInfluenCE project aimed at tracking China’s influence in Central Europe, specifically Czechia, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia. Recently she led a group of 10 researchers from Central and Eastern and European countries to carry out an audit of 17+1 and evaluate how active or inactive the framework really is. The audit resulted in a report under a telling title “Empty shell no more: China’s growing footprint in Central and Eastern Europe”. You can find it on our website.

In today’s episode, we take a look at the 17+1 China-Central and Eastern Europe cooperation, evaluate its political and economic substance, and investigate how it ties into wider EU-China relations. 

Ivana Karásková is a China Research Fellow and a Project Coordinator at the Prague-based Association for International Affairs (AMO) and the coordinator of the China Observers in Central and Eastern Europe (CHOICE), a collaborative international platform bringing together China experts from 17 CEE countries. She also coordinates MapInfluenCE project aimed at tracking China’s influence in Central Europe, specifically Czechia, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia. Recently she led a group of 10 researchers from Central and Eastern and European countries to carry out an audit of 17+1 and evaluate how active or inactive the framework really is. The audit resulted in a report under a telling title “Empty shell no more: China’s growing footprint in Central and Eastern Europe”. You can find it on our website.

In this week's News Brief we cover:

1. The EU and China: Self-Reflection over Diplomatic Rows
2. Updates on EU-China Summit and CAI Negotiations with China Re-think in the Background
3. Huawei Question is Still to be Answered
4. EU States in CEE Drift Apart on China Issues
5. Brussels’ Spy Stories or China Paranoia?

In this week's News Brief we cover:

1. The EU and China: Self-Reflection over Diplomatic Rows
2. Updates on EU-China Summit and CAI Negotiations with China Re-think in the Background
3. Huawei Question is Still to be Answered
4. EU States in CEE Drift Apart on China Issues
5. Brussels’ Spy Stories or China Paranoia?