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Will the EU sanction Chinese companies for skirting Russian sanctions?

This week, EU member states will reportedly begin debating secondary sanctions against seven Chinese companies suspected of aiding Russia's war efforts in Ukraine by selling Moscow things like microchips that can be used in cruise missiles.

German Chancellor Scholz's controversial China trip
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German Chancellor Scholz's controversial China trip

It was the right move, but was it the right time? That’s how German diplomat Christoph Heusgen describes Chancellor Olaf Scholz's decision to visit Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing today, along with a delegation of German business leaders. Heusgen spoke to Ian Bremmer in an upcoming episode of GZERO World.

EU-China "reset" in limbo
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EU-China "reset" in limbo

On Friday, the leaders of the EU and China meet for their first virtual summit since June 2020. Originally, they’d planned to try and ease tensions after a rough two years for EU-China ties. But then Russia invaded Ukraine, and that has scrambled the EU’s priorities. We asked Eurasia Group analyst Emre Peker to explain.

Europe's "clear vision" for relations with China is one-sided
The Red Pen

Europe's "clear vision" for relations with China is one-sided

Does the European Union have a better plan for dealing with China than the US does, as Bruno Maçães argues in his latest op-ed for Politico Europe ? While there are differences in how the EU and US are approaching Beijing, the EU's plan to separate politics from economics isn't quite working out the the way Maçães describes. Ian Bremmer and Eurasia Group analyst Charles Dunst take out the Red Pen to take the other side.