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Britain to keep tariffs on Chinese EVs ‘under review,’ UK business chief says (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds is keeping tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles “under review” as the U.K. fights to be included in Brussels’ Buy European program. The European Union has requested that the U.K. raise tariffs on Chinese EVs in order to advance talks to join the industrial program, amid fears Britain could provide a back door for Chinese vehicles to enter the single market, the Financial Times reported on Friday. During an interview at The POLITICO Pub at
China’s secret lifeline to Russia’s killer drone producer (opens the original)
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A Chinese state-owned firm has supplied Russia with the materials required to build hundreds of kamikaze drones, according to internal Russian company shipping documents obtained by POLITICO. The records, which have been reviewed by Western governments, provide the clearest evidence yet of a Chinese-state corporation continuing to aid a sanctioned company in the Kremlin’s military industrial complex. The shipping and customs documents reveal the Chinese firm disguised the shipment of 46 tons of
Russia importing sensitive UK, EU tech through India, data shows (opens the original)
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LONDON — Russian defense and security firms are using supply chains in India to import thousands of security-linked goods originally made in Europe, new data tracking the scale of the trade shared with POLITICO shows. What is more, New Delhi’s recent trade deals with the U.K. and the EU risk further exposing exports of sensitive and dual-use goods to Russian-linked industrial supply chains on the subcontinent, researchers warn. Europe and the U.K.’s new trade agreements with India offer signific
Canada joins British-Italian-Japanese fighter jet project (opens the original)
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LONDON — Britain, Japan and Italy are bringing Canada in on their project to field a sixth-generation fighter jet by 2035, defense ministers from the nations announced jointly on Tuesday. The move to include Ottawa as an observer nation — as first reported by POLITICO last week — is meant to strengthen middle-power supply chains. It marks the first move in the job by Britain’s new defense chief Wes Streeting, after Prime Minister Andy Burnham appointed him late Monday. “My focus is on maximizing
Canada to join British-Italian-Japanese fighter jet program (opens the original)
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LONDON — Canada has reached a deal to become an observer to the Global Combat Air Programme, the British-Italian-Japanese effort to build a sixth-generation fighter jet, officials told POLITICO. Ottawa will formally be admitted next Tuesday as an observer to the project that aims to replace the Eurofighter Typhoon used by Britain and Italy and Japan's Mitsubishi F-2, while eventually succeeding the U.S.-made F-35. British Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis is expected to host his Japanese and Italian
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