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International Trade : ‘Europe-China trade war looms’
12 June 201353 4PresseuropLa Tribune -
EU-China trade war: Europeans, comply or else...
6 June 2013290 93 China Daily Beijing -
International Trade: ‘Europe challenges China over solar panels’
5 June 201355 33PresseuropLe Soir -
International trade: Beijing sows discord among Europeans
29 May 2013367 171 Le Monde Paris -
Trade: ‘Germany and China want to defuse the dispute over tariffs’
27 May 201335 17PresseuropFrankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung -
EU-China: ‘Europe-China: Trade war is declared’
21 May 2013112 20PresseuropLe Figaro -
Greece-China: Antonis on a business trip
17 May 201391 1 To Ethnos Athens -
EU-China: Installers furious at solar panel tax
17 May 201339 5PresseuropNRC Handelsblad -
Solar Power: ‘EU Readies Solar Tariffs In China Fight’
7 May 2013175 37PresseuropThe Wall Street Journal Europe -
Agriculture: Big business launches European land grab
18 April 2013282 20PresseuropThe Guardian -
Iceland: Reykjavik pioneers free-trade with Beijing
16 April 201381 11PresseuropMorgunblaðið, EUobserver.com, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Trouw -
Greenland: The wealth that lies beneath
6 February 2013300 4 De Standaard Brussels -
Portugal: The writing on the wall is Mandarin
29 January 2013205 27 Visão Lisbon -
Denmark: ‘Liberals warn against China’s arrival in the Arctic’
29 January 201335 2PresseuropBerlingske Tidende -
War in Mali: A friend in need is a friend indeed
21 January 201328 1 De Volkskrant Amsterdam -
Debt Crisis: A €1m gateway to Europe
9 January 2013306 61 Die Zeit Hamburg -
Diplomacy: Everything is illuminated
4 January 201339 Wiener Zeitung Vienna -
Trade: Toxic containers discovered in EU ports
3 January 201390 1PresseuropLe Monde -
Innovation: EU (finally) adopts single European patent
12 December 2012108 40PresseuropLes Echos, Libération, ABC -
Editorial: Bad climate
7 December 201233 3Presseurop -
EU-China: EU puts foot down on porcelain imports
19 November 201269 8PresseuropLes Echos -
China: The 28th member state
8 November 201292 5PresseuropDie Welt -
The front page: 8 November 2012
8 November 201212PresseuropTa Nea, Cinco Días, Politis & 4 others -
EU-United States: Take advantage of US indifference
6 November 2012205 19 Libération Paris -
Asia – EU: ASEM summit cannot escape debt crisis
5 November 201222 2PresseuropLes Echos, China Daily -
EU- China: Solar wars?
2 November 2012116 37PresseuropFrankfurter Rundschau -
Spain: Chinese mafia’s “state within a state”
24 October 2012495 13 El País Madrid -
Greece: Chinese making Piraeus blossom
16 October 2012254 85 The New York Times New York -
Euro: Stable
10 October 201231 Le Vif/L’Express Brussels -
Car industry: China and Japan spat provides work for Slovaks
9 October 201237 3PresseuropPravda -
EU-China: Uneasy summit on arms and trade
21 September 201244 11PresseuropHandelsblatt, EUobserver.com -
EU/China: Solar panel spat could launch trade war
6 September 2012100 12PresseuropThe Guardian, The New York Times, China Daily -
Economy: Poor lonesome central bankers
3 September 201231 Le Vif/L’Express Brussels -
International Trade: Handshake of friendship
29 August 2012447 Neues Deutschland Berlin -
Ecology: We’re even
20 July 201218 Trouw Amsterdam -
G20 / EU: Europe has no monopoly on democracy
20 June 2012159 36 De Standaard Brussels -
EU-China: Can Beijing-Berlin axis haul Europe out of crisis?
22 May 201280 13PresseuropLe Monde, Le Temps -
Economy: China wants to invest €7.5 billion euros in central Europe
27 April 201275 14PresseuropGazeta Wyborcza -
Germany: The sun goes down on solar
4 April 2012276 13 Der Spiegel Hamburg -
China-EU: Grinder
8 March 201229 China Daily Beijing -
Iran: EU favours dialogue with Iran
7 March 201220 2PresseuropDie Welt -
The front page: 20 February 2012
20 February 201221PresseuropLa Libre Belgique, I Kathimerini, Frankfurter Rundschau & 4 others -
The front page: 15 February 2012
15 February 201230PresseuropChina Daily, Jornal de Negócios, Børsen & 5 others -
The front page: 14 February 2012
14 February 201223PresseuropFinancial Times, Les Echos, Rzeczpospolita & 4 others -
Air travel: China strikes first blow against EU tax
6 February 201250 10PresseuropFinancial Times -
Eurozone crisis: Beijing tells Merkel “to do her homework”
3 February 2012123 8PresseuropHandelsblatt -
Germany-China: At the market in Beijing
2 February 201249 Süddeutsche Zeitung Munich -
China-EU: Euro-brakes
19 January 201243 The Nation Bangkok -
Economy: Portugal, glittering prize for emerging nations
6 December 2011223 15 Expresso Lisbon -
Geopolitics: It’s too early to write Europe off
5 December 2011163 4 De Volkskrant Amsterdam
Following the European Commission decision to tax imports of Chinese solar panels, Beijing has decided to launch a probe on European wine imports. And if the 27 do not get the message, other retaliatory measures will follow, warns the Chinese official newspaper. 
Yet again, Europe brings its split ranks to the negotiating table. Yet again, Berlin wants to lead with a project different from what the European core wants, and yet again, China will be the winner. 
For a long time, prawns were all that Greenland was famous for. However, the melting ice caps mean that natural resources are there for the taking. This development is both a curse and a blessing and one that puts the Danes in a difficult situation. 
One out of four Portuguese young people is unemployed. To find work, these youngsters are ready to become expatriates, and the languages they learn before leaving - German, Russian, Chinese or Arabic - draw a map of their new promised lands. 
Hard-hit by the crisis, Lisbon is wooing rich investors from its former colonies. Anyone who invests in the country has a good chance of obtaining a visa — and an open door to the rest of Europe. 
Whoever takes the White House for the next four years, Europe must face the facts: it is no longer considered a strategic priority by the United States. Europe must therefore reinforce its common defence structures and spearhead decisive diplomatic initiatives towards Russia and the Mediterranean countries, suggests a French commentator. 
The arrest of the “godfather” of the Chinese mafia in Spain in mid-October has lifted the veil on crime within the community and reflects the power, complexity and international cohesion of these criminal groups. 
Since taking over part of the historic Greek port of Piraeus, Chinese company Cosco has seen cargo traffic double over the last year. The other Greek side of the port is looking on with scepticism about working conditions, but perhaps also envy, according to this New York Times report. 
During the G20 summit in Los Cabos, an indignant Jose Manuel Barroso declared that Europe had not come to Mexico get any tutoring in democracy from emerging states. The European Union, however, not only suffers from a democratic deficit, but lacks legitimacy in the eurocrisis. A look outside the box cannot hurt here, writes a Belgian editor. 
The company was one of the drivers of Germany’s energy turn-about. Today, solar cell manufacturer Q-Cells is the fourth and most symbolic of the solar energy companies to be sliding into bankruptcy. Competitive pressure from China can be blamed, but so too can Berlin’s subsidies policy. 
To cut its debt, Portugal’s government has embarked on a far-reaching privatisation program. Brazilian, Chinese and Angolans are the main candidates for taking over its national enterprises. 
Economic power is not the only criterion for global power. What matters is how political systems respond to new crises. And from this perspective, the EU is still in with a chance, writes Dutch historian Dirk-Jan van Baar. - 1 of 3
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