European Guanxi Podcast
European Guanxi Podcast
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The European Guanxi Podcast explores current affairs underpinning EU-China Relations. It includes interviews with experts on EU- China Foreign Policy and beyond, offering listeners critical insights into the challenges and opportunities that characterize EU-China dialogue. It also provides a platform for the discussion of youth perspectives and experiences on EU-China Relations.
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The podcast covers a wide range of topics related to EU-China relations, including energy security, environmental policy, cultural exchanges, and diplomatic strategies. Notable episodes explore themes like the economic implications of Chinese New Year, the dynamics of China's Belt and Road Initiative, and youth activism in the Chinese diaspora, aiming to connect listeners with diverse perspectives.

The European Guanxi Podcast explores current affairs underpinning EU-China Relations. It includes interviews with experts on EU- China Foreign Policy and beyond, offering listeners critical insights into the challenges and opportunities that characterize EU-China dialogue. It also provides a platform for the discussion of youth perspectives and experiences on EU-China Relations.
PARIS, July 9, 2026 — In this inaugural episode of the European Guanxi × Asia Society Policy Institute Center for China Analysis podcast series, host Xaver Haack, Secretary-General of European Guanxi, sits down with Jing Qian, vice president of the Asia Society and co-founder and managing director of the Center for China Analysis; and Philippe Le Corre, senior fellow for Foreign Policy and National Security at the Center for China Analysis, to unpack the state of EU-China relations in mid-2026. Recorded live at the Asia Society's Paris Summer Summit 2026, the conversation covers Europe's €360 billion trade deficit with China, the real drivers behind Chinese EV and solar overcapacity, the EU's de-risking strategy, prospects for clean-tech technology transfer, and Jing Qian's new framework for ”rightsizing competition” between the US, EU, and China. A must-listen for anyone tracking EU-China economic relations, industrial policy, and transatlantic strategy in 2026.
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