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Reynders’ boss, Ursula von der Leyen, set out rules telling commissioners to make a clear distinction between their activities on the campaign trail and day job.

Alexander De Croo will seek to balance national and EU interests during his trip to Beijing — amid strained trade ties and tensions around Taiwan’s presidential election.

Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis wants full trade liberalization with Ukraine, but his agriculture counterpart Janusz Wojciechowski is having none of it.

Beijing hits back three months after European Commission started investigation into subsidies for EVs made in China.

Conservative MPs fear Britain is leaving itself overly-reliant on Beijing as it tries to shift to clean power.

European Commission chief also sheds light on Taiwan shortly before EU-China summit in Beijing.

US carmaker is China’s biggest exporter but it’s been excluded from the probe, meaning it could be hit by duties based on state aid doled out to its competitors.

China to host first bilateral summit in four years as EU industry chief lobbies for greater market access.

German Green MEP Manuela Ripa is ‘shocked’ by allegations in an anonymous letter to her party.

The EU is fuming after Washington proposed a ‘snapback’ mechanism that would leave the door open to reimposing tariffs.