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European crisis diplomacy: tentative progress

No breakthrough, but also no further (military) escalation: This result emerged after two days of intensive Franco-German efforts to calm the severe crisis between Russia and Ukraine.

By Eric Bonse

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France's EU Presidency cannot get past China

The trade dispute between Lithuania and China remains unresolved. This now inadvertently pushes the relationship between Brussels and Beijing onto the agenda of the French EU Council presidency. As far as foreign policy is concerned, Paris is focusing on the Indo-Pacific. And there is yet more to come for EU-China relations.

By Amelie Richter

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Macron's problems with the CAI

At the end of December 2020, France's head of state, Emmanuel Macron, was at the virtual table when the investment agreement between the EU and China was being finalized – he wants to wrap up the deal in early 2022, during France's presidency of the EU Council. However, according to experts, the plan could backfire. The agreement is increasingly unpopular among French MEPs – and the French presidential elections are coming up. China.Table today takes a look at relations between Paris and Beijing, and you can find more country profiles online.

By Amelie Richter