CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS Securing the Sino-Serbian Partnership If enthusiasm on both sides is any indication, the increasing defence relationship between China and Serbia can be expected the grow even closer in the future. 12:31 pm | October 14, 2019 By Vuk Vuksanovic
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS China’s Model Economist in Poland Polish policymakers have had a growing interest in recent years in the ideas of Chinese economist Justin Lin Yifu. But to what extent have Lin's prescriptions been adopted, and do they actually suit Poland's domestic context? 12:32 pm | October 4, 2019 By Łukasz Sarek
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS Schooling Europe on China There are growing calls for more expertise about China in Europe. But what would this expertise look like? We spoke with former Swedish ambassador to China Lars Peter Fredén about his preliminary idea for an "EU China School." 08:16 am | September 23, 2019 By Echowall Staff
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS Shared Futures in Education For many universities in Ireland and elsewhere in Europe, engagement with Chinese institutions can represent an immense opportunity. But what are the hidden costs to the core values of higher education in Europe? 02:57 pm | September 13, 2019 By Echowall Staff
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS Whose Line Is It Anyway? With Chinese loans, Hungary plans to upgrade a 160-kilometer railway line from the capital of Budapest south to the Serbian border at a cost of 2.89 billion dollars. But why? 10:39 am | August 8, 2019 By Ákos Keller-Alánt / Initium
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS Memorandum of Misunderstanding By some accounts countries in Central and Eastern Europe have grown weary of grand promises of Chinese investment and trade gains that have failed to materialize. 08:30 am | August 8, 2019 By Echowall Staff
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS What Makes Angela Merkel Cry? When it comes to Europe’s relationship with China, perceptions in the Chinese social media space could be too important to ignore. 10:30 pm | July 18, 2019 By Zhu Yi
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS Connecting a Country, Dividing Opinion China and Croatia say bidding for the Pelješac Bridge was fair. Messaging from both countries only fuels suspicion that other factors are at play. 08:00 pm | July 18, 2019 By David Bandurski
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS Czech Inventor, Chinese Investor: A Cautionary Tale A fever for investment from China in the Czech Republic in recent years led to lack of vigilance over forced technology transfers and hostile takeovers. 07:30 pm | July 18, 2019 By Martin Hala