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- Sep 30, 2026
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Chinese-run Brussels networking club raises intelligence concerns (opens the original)
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A Chinese-run networking club targeting business and political elites in Brussels bears the hallmarks of an influence and intelligence-gathering operation, a Western intelligence source has told Euronews. The Global CEOs Dinner Club, which is now expanding to France, operates in a manner associated with China’s United Front, a Communist Party network used to promote Beijing’s interests abroad, according to the source. The assessment comes as Belgium has recently been at the centre of several esp
EU pushes China to accept import quotas in bid to rebalance trade (opens the original)
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Brussels and Beijing are fighting over quotas that would limit Chinese imports to the EU market, as the Europeans seek to rebalance their trade relationship with China, Euronews has learned. Both started intense negotiations last June over EU and Chinese access to each other’s markets, with an October deadline set by the European Commission to reach "tanglible" results. However, China is pushing hard against the EU's attempts to protect its market. According to one person familiar with the matte
Collateral damage: Cognac pays the price for Europe’s trade wars (opens the original)
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As the Cognac harvest draws to a close in southwestern France, winegrowers already know they face another difficult year. Cognac makers are struggling. The 300-year-old amber brandy is only produced around the Charente River, but it has been caught in the trade wars between the EU and China, as well as by tensions with its top export market, the US. For months, producers have watched largely powerless as access to both markets has been squeezed. The industry has a historic connection to the EU.
Caught in the crossfire: Cognac pays the price for Europe’s trade wars (opens the original)
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As the Cognac harvest draws to a close in southwestern France, winegrowers already know they face another difficult year. Cognac makers are struggling. The 300-year-old amber brandy is only produced around the Charente River, but it has been caught in the trade wars between the EU and China, as well as by tensions with its top export market, the US. For months, producers have watched largely powerless as access to both markets has been squeezed. The industry has a historic connection to the EU.
EU strikes Philippines trade deal in push to diversify (opens the original)
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The European Commission struck a trade agreement with the Philippines on Tuesday, stepping up its diversification strategy across the Indo-Pacific region. The deal comes more than a year after the US introduced sweeping new tariffs on many of its trading partners, prompting retaliatory measures and adding to global trade tensions. Since then, the EU has been seeking new trade ties, recently concluding major deals with India, Australia and Indonesia. “This agreement sends a clear signal that the
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