Surprising priorities for Europe and China
Bruegel’s Alicia García-Herrero and Robin Niblett of Chatham House discuss a new joint report on EU-China relations. How easy was it to find common gr
In this episode of The Sound of Economics, we host a conversation between Alicia García-Herrero and Robin Niblett. Our guests talk about a new joint report, EU–China Economic Relations to 2025. Building a Common Future, produced by four leading institutes in Europe and China.
They discuss the process of finding common ground between the authors, and draw out some of the most interesting findings. It turns out that the most obvious sphere for EU-China economic cooperation, trade and investment, might be the most difficult. So what could be the next step for Europe and China?
SPEAKERS
Alicia García-Herrero, Senior Scholar, Bruegel
Robin Niblett, Director, Chatham House
CREDITS
Presented and produced by Bryn Watkins
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