China’s dominance in the green technology industry means the world would have to pay up an additional $6 trillion for its energy transition without cheap Chinese supplies, new research says

Beijing’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the EU and China could avoid confrontation through cooperation

The European Union has opened a formal investigation into the video-sharing platform over possible online content breaches

EU’s antitrust regulators have open an investigation into a Chinese state-backed rail maker over its planned participation in a $657 million tender for electric trains

The US commerce secretary raised concerns about the data collected by Chinese EVs in a chat alongside EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager

Brussels is determined to establish the impact of state subsidies on Chinese-made electric vehicles which it claims disadvantages its own automakers

A wave of Chinese EV makers are expanding in Europe amid slowing demand at home

France's revamped rules on EV subsidies include a new criteria for eligibility — the amount of carbon emitted in the making of cars, which is reportedly much higher in China

The firm are reportedly committed to the factory plan regardless of a number of European bans on the use of 5G equipment made by Huawei and China's ZTE

More than 80% of German companies actively looking at shifting operations away from China said geopolitical friction was the cause

Several large international firms are looking at ‘near-shoring’ or ‘friend-shoring’ their supply lines, with many citing China risks as a major factor

The carmaker has said it is still looking for the right location and would make an announcement at the end of the year