China says major disagreements remain with European Union over EV tariffs
Carmakers operating in China including European companies have authorized the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products in submitting a price plan to the EU on behalf of the industry.
To the surprise of almost no one, the European Union has once again delayed the introduction of its new border system. The ...
European Leagues and FIFPRO Europe will formally file a joint complaint about FIFA's international match calendar to EU ...
A proposed reform of the European Peace Facility would make financial contributions voluntary, rather than mandatory, as they ...
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Brussels and Beijing clash: Trade tariffs ignite tensionsBrussels has decided to impose tariffs on Chinese electric cars, representing one of the three key engines of economic growth ...
The European Union's new biometric entry-check system for non-EU citizens was supposed to roll out Nov. 10, but has been pushed back.
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Brussels pledges €1.8 billion to Moldova before crunch EU referendumThe European Commission pledged €1.8 billion ($1.9 billion) in economic aid for Moldova on Thursday ahead of a crunch ...
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Brussels rejected a proposal by the Chinese government for imported electric vehicles made in China to be sold at a minimum ...
Antitrust and Competition - The Court of Justice of the European Union Finds That the European Commission Lacks Jurisdiction to Review ...
Talks in Brussels over the European Union's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles have ended with "major differences" remaining, the Chinese commerce ministry said Saturday.
The European Leagues umbrella body, FIFPRO players' union and Spain's LaLiga plan to file a joint complaint to the EU on ...
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