Opinion
The EU is still Russia’s largest trading partner, actually several times bigger than China.
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Policy Contribution
In this Policy Contribution, we compare these two proposals in terms of their treatment under the current EU fiscal rules, and analyse the legal options for their introduction in the EU fiscal framework. We start with a brief review of the rationale for a green golden rule and then discuss legal options.
Podcast
How has the COVID-19 Pandemic reshaped the scope and ambition of China's Belt and Road Initiative?
Parliamentary Testimony
Testimony before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
Podcast
What needs to be done to address the Sri Lankan crisis and how does it relate to China?
Blog Post
The Belt and Road Initiative is turning from infrastructure financing into an instrument for Chinese soft and hard power
Policy Contribution
The EU Platform could become an effective emergency tool to safeguard Europe’s security of gas supply in case of a sudden interruption of Russian gas flows, but policymakers need to address challenges to make it work.
Blog Post
Food and fertiliser export restrictions are exacerbating the current food price crisis. The WTO and EU legal toolkits provide some safeguards but are insufficient. Unblocking Ukrainian ports and facilitating wheat exports through large-scale international coordination remains essential.
Podcast
The mystery of China-Russia economic relations in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and what it means for Europe.
Podcast
A timely reflection on the EU’s latest round of sanctions banning Russian oil imports.
Opinion
The US now sees Asia more through an economic lens, while China shifts toward a security focus
Past Event
Major economies are addressing the challenges brought by digital trade in different ways, resulting in diverging regulatory regimes. How should we view these divergences and best deal with them?
Past Event
A look into the Chinese private sector.
