Janka Oertel

@jankaoertel.bsky.social

ECFR Asia Director. Personal views only.

Der ECFR launchte heute das DARE*-Projekt: in den nächsten drei Jahren soll es helfen, die industrielle Wettbewerbsfähigkeit, die Führungsrolle im Bereich sauberer Technologien, die Sicherheit und den globalen wirtschaftlichen Einfluss Europas erhalten 🧵 ecfr.eu/topic/dare/

DARE

DARE* is a three-year, cross-office ECFR initiative to boost European industrial competitiveness, clean technological leadership, security, and global influence.

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Quick take on EU-China (or China-EU) climate joint statement: We'll do more of the same and we'll commit to make some commitments later. vs. last joint statement back in 2021 - in which China stated that it was going to 'strictly control coal consumption (it didn't)

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Stimmt. Ich glaube, manche sehen die Risiken durchaus – sind aber defaitistisch. Warum glauben so viele in Berlin, Deutschland könne Chinas Industriepolitik nichts entgegensetzen? Dabei haben wir riesige fiskalische Spielräume und eine starke industrielle Basis. 1/

Lucas Guttenberg@lucasguttenberg.bsky.social · last yr.

Der Kollege Tordoir macht sich gerade sehr verdient damit, immer wieder auf die Gefahren des zweiten China-Schocks für Deutschland hinzuweisen. Mein Gefühl ist allerdings, dass er damit nicht ausreichend gehört wird...

We knew China's rush to install solar and wind was going to be wild but WOW😮. The solar panels & wind turbines China installed in May alone, in a single month, will generarate as much electricity as: -Poland -Sweden -Norway -the UAE -North Carolina&Maryland or -Washington&Wyoming

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Podcast🎙️| Can the UK take on the EU, US and China? @jankaoertel.bsky.social and Sir Martin Donnelly join the podcast this week to discuss how 🇬🇧 can manage its economic ties with the 🇪🇺 🇺🇸 and 🇨🇳. Apple: apple.co/4mjYnLO Spotify: spoti.fi/3SKJPat

Independent Thinking: Can the UK take on the EU, US and China?

Janka Oertel and Sir Martin Donnelly join the podcast to discuss how the UK can manage its economic ties with the European Union, United States and China.

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So we are back to square one on China-US trade relations for 90 days. Would be a massive exaggeration to call this agreement to de-escalate a „deal“, uncertainty remains high, but one thing is clear: China is certainly in a better position now than before the tariff escalation began.

Beijing’s economic policies are threatening European competitiveness and economic security at a time when Europe cannot afford to be vulnerable. Poland can use its growing leadership role in the EU to help guide the bloc’s response.

Multi-Pole-arity: How Poland can help Europe think big on China

Beijing’s economic policies are threatening European competitiveness and economic security at a time when Europe cannot afford to be vulnerable. Poland can use its growing leadership role in the EU…

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Noteworthy in vdL statement for all China watchers: "others are taking unfair advantage of the current rules - ready to support any efforts to make the global trading system fit for the realities" & "we cannot absorb global overcapacity and won't accept dumping" ec.europa.eu/commission/p...

Statement by President von der Leyen on the announcement of universal tariffs by the US

President Trump's announcement of universal tariffs on the whole world, including the EU, is a major blow to the world economy. I deeply regret this choice. Let's be clear-eyed about the immense conse

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54 per cent it is…for now. Staggered on top of each other. More could come. The argument that Trump in the end would be weak on China really does not hold anymore (has been a very European argument all along…) www.nytimes.com/2025/04/02/b...

China Will Face at Least 54 Percent Tariffs With Trump’s New Order

The 34 percent tariff announced on Wednesday is in addition to two rounds of import taxes the president already imposed since January.

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