EU condemns Iran wrestler execution ‘in strongest terms’
The EU on Monday joined the chorus of condemnation Iran’s execution of a wrestler for killing a man during anti-government protests in 2018.
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Storm as UK violates EU treaty with proposed law
Britain readied to intentionally breach its EU divorce treaty with new legislation.
20% of EBA withdrawal effect
The remaining 80 percent of Cambodia’s exports continue to enjoy preferential (duty-free, quota-free) access to the EU market.
The EU’s tax free status partially withdrawn
EU to partially withdraw EBA as the Cambodia-China FTA is on its way for final signing.
Footwear sector braces for EU sanctions
Shoes and other footwear will be taxed by the EU from Aug 12.
EU tries to save coronavirus aid plan
EU leaders will resume their fractious summit on Monday to save an $860-billion coronavirus aid plan, hoping to offset some of the economic destruction unleashed worldwide by the pandemic.
Europe can be a key ally for India
The leaders of the European Union (EU) and India met for the first virtual EU-India summit yesterday.
EU-China summit doesn’t resolve issues
With neither side interested in stirring up trouble, the two agreed to get together more closely.
EU delays decision on border reopening
The EU cannot agree on a list of “safe countries” from where travellers could visit Europe in July, with some member states requiring more time to decide, diplomats said Saturday.
‘EU nations could block US tourists over virus response’
EU nations may close their borders to US travellers as they seek to reopen their economies to tourism because of how Washington has handled the pandemic, The New York Times reported Tuesday, citing unnamed European officials.
China-EU summit to offer certainty in uncertain time
The upcoming 22nd China-EU leaders’ meeting on Monday is expected to boost much-needed confidence in the global fight against the virus.
Europe reopens borders, but virus looms large elsewhere
A raft of EU nations reopened their borders to fellow Europeans Monday.
Media calls on EU to crack down on online disinformation
Broadcasters, publishers and journalists called on the European Commission on Monday to implement “much stronger measures” to combat disinformation on internet platforms such as Google and Facebook.
EU pledges economic help as EBA exit looms
The EU has pledged to support Cambodia’s economic recovery and job creation.
EU and China ink range of new deals
The 10th round of the China-EU high-level strategic dialogue was held via video link on Tuesday. The two sides agreed to develop closer ties on a range of issues.
Coronavirus crisis will be paid for by Europe’s next generation
The EU wants to borrow €750 billion, with repayments to start only in 2028, and for these to be in installments spread over up to 30 years.
EU Commission planning ‘green’ auto industry rescue: Report
A draft proposal seen by German media suggests the EU is planning on pumping billions into its shattered auto industry, for “cleaner cars.”
Potential EU ‘blacklisting’ most dangerous threat to local economy
An EU draft proposal to blacklist Cambodia for “failing to tackle Money Laundering”.
EU-China ties vital amid global crisis
This year is the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the European Union and China, established on May 6, 1975.
European companies ask EU to postpone EBA withdrawal
The European Branded Clothing Alliance asks the EU to postpone withdrawing EBA.
Chances for EU despite the coronavirus pandemic
The countries of the Western Balkans and the EU’s Eastern Partnership could benefit from the slowdown of globalisation during the pandemic, Radu Magdin writes.
Cambodia commits to deliver at ASEM13
Cambodia will host the 13th Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) on Nov 16-17in Phnom Penh under the theme “Strengthening Multilateralism for Shared Growth”.
How to strengthen ASEAN-EU partnership
Pursuing open economic regionalism, ASEAN and the EU are the world’s two most successful and dynamic regional organisations.
Fresh China-EU coordination mechanism needed
A “Black Monday” oil price plunge sent shockwaves through global financial markets.
Erdogan, EU backed into a corner by the Kremlin
Turkey already hosts 3.6 million Syrian refugees, and the EU bloc has failed to prepare for escalation of the Syrian conflict. .
Solid actions needed for global fight against COVID-19
Different countries have different ways of organising their societies. And, because of geographical conditions and other factors, the virus may mutate.
Budget debate reveals deep rifts in the EU
The quarreling between thrifty contributors and demanding recipients is not just about money, but something deeper. No resolution is in sight for the time being.
Political parties offer differing takes on partial EBA suspension
Ruling CPP spokesman says the government won’t bow down to any pressure.
Long-anticipated decision on EBA arrives, time for Cambodia to take stock and reform
As expected, the European Commission (EC) recommended to partially revoke preferential trade treatment under the Everything but Arms (EBA) trade deal last night.
Prime Minister vows to hit back if EU revokes EBA trade status
PM vows to hit back if the EU revoked the Kingdom’s EBA trade preference scheme.
