A look at some of the key factors that have shaped Chinese law over the last 40 years.

Trade has been the cornerstone of the relationship between the European Union (EU) and China since diplomatic ties were first established in 1975.

The European Union’s (EU’s) High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy and Vice President of the Commission Federica Mogherini was recently in China for an official two-day visit.

Since the foundation of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, China has been through two ‘thirty-year periods’.

The purpose of the European Chamber’s European Business in China Business Confidence Survey is to take an annual snapshot of European companies’ successes and challenges in China.

On 9th April, the European Chamber launched the Beijing Position Paper as a standalone publication for the first time: previously, local chapter papers had nestled in the back pages of the Chamber’s main Position Paper. It was decided that more prominence should be given to…

This year is very significant for EU-China bilateral relations as it has been 40 years since their establishment on 6th May, 1975.

How changes to China’s legal system have affected FDI

Foreign VPN services disrupted in China: a change in law or a change in enforcement?

Are China’s policies making the nation more secure, or isolating it from the rest of the world?