Supply chains

China will take “necessary measures” to protect Huawei and others if the EU imposes new supply chain restrictions, foreign ministry said.

European Commission chief says trade diversification needed to reduce Brussels’ dependency on the U.S.

New EU cyber bill looks to root out risky Chinese technology vendors from tech supply chains across Europe.

As Trump threatens to take Greenland by force, Europe’s failure to mine the icebound Danish territory looks increasingly like a mistake.

New EU proposal seeks to cut untrusted tech vendors from critical supply chains.

Post-Brexit trade barriers are emerging faster than British negotiators can remove them.

The president called his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in South Korea a “massive victory,” but the lack of details on what was agreed to raise the potential for more friction in 2026.

Dozens of lawmakers foresee a surge in tensions over trade, Taiwan or supply chain disruptions possibly scuttling the current pause in US-China economic hostilities.

The two countries’ relationship is “incredibly valuable in the kind of dangerous and turbulent world in which we live,” Canada’s High Commissioner to London, Ralph Goodale, tells POLITICO as he steps down.

Carmakers, Scotch whisky producers and South Korean Guinness drinkers are among the deal’s big winners.

Controversial “omnibus” bill saw center-right EU lawmakers side with the far right to water down environmental standards.

It continues a trend of cutting back, delaying and cancelling EU laws brought in under the European Green Deal.

The European Commission’s No.2 official criticized a “Trumpist” approach to EU deregulation.

The government wants to end China’s role as a “monopoly provider” of supplies central to the net zero drive.

European Ombudsman hits the executive for “procedural shortcomings” in its attempt to quickly pass legislative amendments to simplify rules for business.

Six months after a major inquiry into how the U.K. would meet geopolitical threats, many in the industry complain they haven’t received the certainty they need about where the British government plans to invest. 

The French oil major denies it is liable for the climate impacts that Hugues Falys has suffered.