EU-China Podcast

EU-China Podcast

Download on the App Store

EU-China Podcast episodes

  • EU-China News Brief - 11 May 2020

    In this week's News Brief we cover:

    1. EU Ambassadors’ OpEd Censored in China Daily
    2. China in the COVID World - Beijing’s Strategic Outlook
    3. EU-China Audit by Rasmussen Global
    4. China in EU-Western Balkans Summit
    5. China-Europe Railways Get a Boost
    25 min
  • EU-China News Brief - 11 May 2020

    In this week's News Brief we cover:

    1. EU Ambassadors’ OpEd Censored in China Daily
    2. China in the COVID World - Beijing’s Strategic Outlook
    3. EU-China Audit by Rasmussen Global
    4. China in EU-Western Balkans Summit
    5. China-Europe Railways Get a Boost
    25 min
  • EU-China News Brief - 4 May 2020

    In this week's News Brief we cover:

    1. EEAS Report - Diplomacy as Usual or Power Games?
    2. Investigating COVID-19 - International Consensus, International Divides
    3. COVID-19 and Europe-China Relations - 19 National Case Studies
    4. Calling Their Bluff? China’s Economic Leverage Examined
    5. Two Sessions Date Announced - Is China Back?
    30 min
  • EU-China News Brief - 4 May 2020

    In this week's News Brief we cover:

    1. EEAS Report - Diplomacy as Usual or Power Games?
    2. Investigating COVID-19 - International Consensus, International Divides
    3. COVID-19 and Europe-China Relations - 19 National Case Studies
    4. Calling Their Bluff? China’s Economic Leverage Examined
    5. Two Sessions Date Announced - Is China Back?
    30 min
  • EU-China News Brief - 27 April 2020

    In this News Brief we cover:

    1. Pragmatic Discontent and EEAS Scandal - EU’s Response to China’s Disinformation
    2. Your Friendly Neighborhood Borrell
    3. Repatriation or Diversification - How Much Globalisation Will the EU Give Up?
    4. Report by the Alliance for Securing Democracy, on Chinese Political Interference in Democracies
    5. From Digital Payments to Digital Currency
    29 min
  • EU-China News Brief - 27 April 2020

    In this News Brief we cover:

    1. Pragmatic Discontent and EEAS Scandal - EU’s Response to China’s Disinformation
    2. Your Friendly Neighborhood Borrell
    3. Repatriation or Diversification - How Much Globalisation Will the EU Give Up?
    4. Report by the Alliance for Securing Democracy, on Chinese Political Interference in Democracies
    5. From Digital Payments to Digital Currency
    29 min
  • #10 TIM RĂśHLIG: Shaping Future Markets - EU, China, and Global Technical Standardisation

    In today’s episode, we discuss the growing role of China in setting global technical standards and clear up this vital, highly technical topic. This tool for globalisation and market unification is increasingly becoming a stage for geopolitical competition within which both China and the EU are important actors.

    Tim Rühlig is definitely the right person to set things straight and explain all the complexities involved. He is a Research Fellow at The Swedish Institute of International Affairs, where he focuses on China’s industrial and economic policies, and their impact on Europe - in this context, he also researches technical standardisation. He is a member of the China Task Force of the European standardisation organisations CEN and CENELEC, and provides expertise on technical standards to many organisations, including the European Commission. Previously, he worked as a research associate at the Cluster of Excellence “Formation of Normative Orders” in Frankfurt.

    To read Tim's report, which we discuss, click here.

    Audio editing in cooperation with Sofia Biasin

    45 min
  • #10 TIM RĂśHLIG: Shaping Future Markets - EU, China, and Global Technical Standardisation

    In today’s episode, we discuss the growing role of China in setting global technical standards and clear up this vital, highly technical topic. This tool for globalisation and market unification is increasingly becoming a stage for geopolitical competition within which both China and the EU are important actors.

    Tim Rühlig is definitely the right person to set things straight and explain all the complexities involved. He is a Research Fellow at The Swedish Institute of International Affairs, where he focuses on China’s industrial and economic policies, and their impact on Europe - in this context, he also researches technical standardisation. He is a member of the China Task Force of the European standardisation organisations CEN and CENELEC, and provides expertise on technical standards to many organisations, including the European Commission. Previously, he worked as a research associate at the Cluster of Excellence “Formation of Normative Orders” in Frankfurt.

    To read Tim's report, which we discuss, click here.

    Audio editing in cooperation with Sofia Biasin

    45 min
  • EU-China News Brief - 20 April 2020

    In this news brief we cover:

    1. Chinese Economy Shrinks for the First Time since Data Have Been Recorded
    2. China Changes Charm Offensive to Offensive Charm
    3. EU Reassesses its Relationship with China
    4. Unhealthy Delays of the Past, Silk Road of the Future? - Ugly Truths about the Health Crisis
    5. The Light at the End of the Roadmap - Preparations to Lift the Lockdowns

    For written version visit: euchinahub.com

    30 min
  • EU-China News Brief - 20 April 2020

    In this news brief we cover:

    1. Chinese Economy Shrinks for the First Time since Data Have Been Recorded
    2. China Changes Charm Offensive to Offensive Charm
    3. EU Reassesses its Relationship with China
    4. Unhealthy Delays of the Past, Silk Road of the Future? - Ugly Truths about the Health Crisis
    5. The Light at the End of the Roadmap - Preparations to Lift the Lockdowns

    For written version visit: euchinahub.com

    30 min

About EU-China Podcast

From the publisher's feed

Straight from Brussels, a show that brings you interviews with experts and practitioners involved in EU-China relations and covers the top EU-China news!***Visit 🇪🇺euchinahub.com🇨🇳 for more…