Mats Cuvelier
@mcuvelier.bsky.social
Attorney based in Brussels - EU and Intl trade and security matters.
Reposted by Mats Cuvelier
The reality: Europe's China problem isn't going away, just cuz the Trump administration is pushing the transatlantic relationship to the brink.
As Corriere notes, it's not getting better from here "the second shock from China to the heart of European industry has [in some ways] just begun."
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As Corriere notes, it's not getting better from here "the second shock from China to the heart of European industry has [in some ways] just begun."
7/x
February 15, 2025 at 11:33 AM
The reality: Europe's China problem isn't going away, just cuz the Trump administration is pushing the transatlantic relationship to the brink.
As Corriere notes, it's not getting better from here "the second shock from China to the heart of European industry has [in some ways] just begun."
7/x
As Corriere notes, it's not getting better from here "the second shock from China to the heart of European industry has [in some ways] just begun."
7/x
Reposted by Mats Cuvelier
Definite change in tone from the commission in recent weeks.
Leaving the door open to Trump to partner on China, via Sefcovic last week.
But also leaving options open with Beijing.
First time they've mentioned making "agreements" with China though. That's new.
Leaving the door open to Trump to partner on China, via Sefcovic last week.
But also leaving options open with Beijing.
First time they've mentioned making "agreements" with China though. That's new.
February 4, 2025 at 11:05 AM
Definite change in tone from the commission in recent weeks.
Leaving the door open to Trump to partner on China, via Sefcovic last week.
But also leaving options open with Beijing.
First time they've mentioned making "agreements" with China though. That's new.
Leaving the door open to Trump to partner on China, via Sefcovic last week.
But also leaving options open with Beijing.
First time they've mentioned making "agreements" with China though. That's new.