EU-China relations have been tense since March last year, when the European Commission declared Beijing a “systemic rival” as well as an economic partner. Photo: Reuters EU-China relations have been tense since March last year, when the European Commission declared Beijing a “systemic rival” as well as an economic partner. Photo: Reuters
EU-China relations have been tense since March last year, when the European Commission declared Beijing a “systemic rival” as well as an economic partner. Photo: Reuters
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Rhetoric aside, China and the EU need each other more than ever

  • Whether it is finding a vaccine to protect against Covid-19, strengthening multilateralism or shoring up economic growth and development, they know they need to cooperate and work together

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Updated: 1:18am, 24 Jun, 2020

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EU-China relations have been tense since March last year, when the European Commission declared Beijing a “systemic rival” as well as an economic partner. Photo: Reuters EU-China relations have been tense since March last year, when the European Commission declared Beijing a “systemic rival” as well as an economic partner. Photo: Reuters
EU-China relations have been tense since March last year, when the European Commission declared Beijing a “systemic rival” as well as an economic partner. Photo: Reuters
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