China-EU BIT a model for Beijing-Ottawa ties
China’s emergence as the world’s only major economy with a positive economic growth amid the global pandemic is a strong incentive for the EU and other countries eager to get out of the economic slump.
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Greece urges EU to adopt vaccine certificate for travel
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday urged the EU to adopt a “standardised” vaccination certificate to boost travel this year, his office said.
US holds sour grapes mentality toward China-EU investment pact
Washington made an outcry riddled with a sour grapes mentality toward the completion of negotiations on the China-EU Comprehensive Agreement on Investment.
What’s in the UK, EU post-Brexit trade pact
The European Union and Britain have published the full text of their post-Brexit trade deal, detailing areas both sides fiercely wrangled over for months.
First vaccines leave plant in Belgium for EU rollout
Trucks carrying the first batches of coronavirus vaccines for EU citizens left the giant Pfizer plant in Belgium Wednesday ahead of a rollout across the 27-nation bloc.
European Union, Germany, France co-invest $115m in rural infrastructure
Agreements signed to develop rural infrastructure in the central plain of Cambodia.
EU approves first coronavirus vaccine, new variant ‘not yet out of control’
The EU finally gave the green light for the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine.
Brexit talks flirt with failure as new deadline blown
Transport chaos is triggered by emergence of a more contagious variant of the C-19.
Kingdom eyes UK deal to mitigate EU tax hit
Officials and investors welcome the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) granted.
EU, UK face ‘narrow path’ to Brexit breakthrough in final critical thrust
EU and UK post-Brexit trade talks reaches crisis point.
EU, Britain attempt breakthrough in Brexit talks
EU and UK’s chief Brexit negotiators were a last-ditch bid to break months of deadlock.
Asean and EU firm up Strategic Partnership agreement
German embassy announces EU and Asean have decided to upgrade their relations.
EU’s double standards have grave impacts on developing nations
European desire obviously does not take into account the fact that a large number of countries do not share the cultural heritage of the European States.
Time to heal the wounds caused by ‘America first’
The European Union is reportedly proposing a plan to reset the transatlantic agenda. This will be submitted for endorsement by its members’ leaders at a meeting on Dec 10-11, before the EU-US summit scheduled for the first half of next year.
What role will the EU play in foreign affairs?
Will the EU seek to remain a close US ally or strive for greater independence? France’s president and Germany’s defense minister have offered rival narratives for the bloc’s future.
CRF’s petition against EU on safeguards maybe a futile action with many repercussions
Recent mediational claims that Cambodia and Cambodia Rice Federation (CRF) won the lawsuit against EC for Safeguards invocation for Cambodia rice could be very misleading.
News Analysis: GMAC lawsuit opens old wounds for unknown benefits
Cambodia and EU now need to move forward and to talk to each other as partners.
Back to square one with the rice federation and EU
EU court allows Cambodia to appeal against tariffs on rice imports if it so decided.
PM says EBA move similar to some UN states’ support for Khmer Rouge
PM denounces “injustice” of the EU’s EBA trade status partial withdrawal.
EU migration pact has already failed
Why EU member states don’t make use of these laws, instead of keeping people detained on Greek islands or letting them drift in the Mediterranean somewhere between Libya and Italy, remains a mystery.
Confidence and focus are key to China-EU relations
A few days ago, the leaders of China, Germany and the EU successfully held their first ever meeting via video conference.
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.
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.
