David M. Latona

1 week ago | businesslive.co.za | David M. Latona

Madrid — China wants to deal with the EU as a partner instead of a rival, its ambassador to Spain said, amid shifting geopolitics and Washington’s new trade policy which he described as unilateral economic abuse. Yao Jing said the EU’s 2019 strategy that defined China as its “partner for co-operation, economic competitor and systemic rival” made little sense as both championed open markets and rules-based trade. “We should put our focus on partnership.

1 week ago | terra.com.br | David M. Latona

A China quer lidar com a União Europeia como parceira e não como rival, disse o embaixador chinês na Espanha, em meio a mudanças geopolíticas e à nova política comercial dos Estados Unidos, que ele descreveu como abuso econômico unilateral. Yao Jing disse à Reuters que a estratégia da UE para 2019, que definiu a China como seu "parceiro para cooperação, concorrente econômico e rival sistêmico", faz pouco sentido, já que ambos defendiam mercados abertos e comércio baseado em regras.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | David M. Latona

By David LatonaMADRID (Reuters) - China wants to deal with the European Union as a partner instead of a rival, its ambassador to Spain said, amid shifting geopolitics and Washington's new trade policy which he described as unilateral economic abuse. Yao Jing told Reuters the EU's 2019 strategy that defined China as its "partner for cooperation, economic competitor and systemic rival" made little sense as both championed open markets and rules-based trade.

1 week ago | lanacion.com.ar | Ella Cao |Emma Pinedo |David M. Latona

By Ella Cao, Emma Pinedo, David LatonaPEKÍN/MADRID, 11 abr (Reuters) -China ha firmado dos protocolos comerciales agrícolas conEspaña que abarcan la carne de cerdo y las cerezas, en unmomento en que la segunda mayor economía del mundo trata dereforzar sus lazos con la Unión Europea ante una escalada de laguerra comercial entre Pekín y Estados Unidos.

1 week ago | msn.com | Ella Cao |Emma Pinedo |David M. Latona

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