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Europe takes aim at digital giants’ tax swerves
Multinational technology companies such as Apple, Google and Amazon were a key focus of EU leaders' attempt to clamp down on aggressive tax avoidance at their summit on Wednesday (22 May).

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Fighting alcohol harm: The EU's strategy under review
Europeans have the highest per-capita consumption of alcohol, and drinking causes nearly 1-in-10 cases of ill health and premature death. The European Commission’s informal alcohol strategy, launched in 2006, is set for a detailed evaluation in 2013, with the policy objective of reducing the health and social harm caused by excessive alcohol consumption.

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INTERVIEWS

American obesity expert: What the EU can learn from the US
The United States is often ahead of Europe when it comes to the newest technology but also unhealthy lifestyles. Therefore, the EU could look to the US for solutions on how to deal with obesity, says James O. Hill.

Interview | Friedbert Pflüger: Climate change is no longer the EU’s only priority
Interview | Intel exec: Europe must invest to remain competitive
Interview | Tajani: Europe can reach 20% industry target
Interview | Gas industry chief: We cannot wait for a more ambitious energy policy
Interview | UNESCO envoy: Cultural action is key for Mali’s reconstruction
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Why EU leaders defeated BusinessEurope on energy
Despite deploying lobbyists and spending several hundred thousands of euros to derail Europe's energy and climate policy ahead of this week's Summit, BusinessEurope – the employers' umbrella organisation - did not succeed in integrating their campaign into the Summit's conclusions, writes Claude Turmes.

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Opinion | Domestic violence begins at home, combating it begins in Europe
Opinion | Time to shake off the gloom: Europe matters
Opinion | Germany's unfair practice in the field of energy intensive industries
Opinion | Soaring energy costs make Europeans poor
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End of tax fraud
The Plenary Session in Strasbourg is being characterized by taxes, more precisely by the collection of taxes. It is estimated that the EU countries ar..

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EU holds off China telecoms trade probe amid US 'cyber-espionage' claims - 11 October 2012 - News

The European Commission has delayed a trade case against two Chinese telecom equipment makers that are under scrutiny in the United States for posing a national security threat to the country's telecoms infrastructure.

EU investigates whether Chinese bicycles evade import duties - 27 September 2012 - News

The European Commission is investigating whether Chinese bicycle makers are dodging European anti-dumping duties by routing shipments through third countries, the EU executive body said on Wednesday (26 September).

Chinese investors in Europe should emulate Europeans - 26 September 2012 - Opinion

To succeed on the European market, Chinese investors should go European when in Europe, argues Weinian Hu. They should emulate the European practices of campaigning and lobbying to address issues that affect their investment interests.

EU, China leaders meet to test future cooperation - 19 September 2012 - News

When EU and Chinese leaders meet on Thursday (20 September), they are expected to explore future cooperation amid tensions over the European Commission's investigation into allegations of dumping by China’s solar industry.

Tibet self-immolations cloud EU-China summit - 05 September 2012 - Opinion

Human rights organisations have asked the EU's new Special Representative for Human Rights, Stavros Lambrinidis, to raise Tibet with China’s prime minister on the margins of the next EU-China Summit, due to take place in Brussels on 20 September.

Former EU ambassador: EU, China must tame each other - 04 November 2011 - Interview

EU and China have complementary assets to team up and push the world economic governance in the right direction, says Paul Trân Van Thinh, a former EU ambassador to the WTO. But they first have to tame each other, he told EurActiv in an interview as China readies to discuss a bailout package for the euro at the G20 in Cannes.

China wonders 'will Europe pay us back?' - 13 October 2011 - News

China is nervous about its decision to buy European bonds to alleviate the sovereign debt crisis, and is linking it to the country's continued support for reforming global governance in its favour, EurActiv has learned.

EU businesses struggle to find feet in China - 28 January 2011 - News

The language barrier and culture clashes are preventing European companies from tapping into the Chinese market, agreed organisers of an EU-China management exchange scheme. Meanwhile, the EU has opened a centre in Beijing to help SMEs.

Beijing issues stark warning on EU-China relations - 16 December 2010 - News

Just days after the EU openly criticised China for boycotting the Nobel Peace Prize, the Chinese ambassador in Brussels slammed EU policymakers for being unable to "shut their mouths".

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