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Dialog for the Sake of Dialog: Obstacles to China-EU Climate and Environmental Cooperation

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By Barbara Pongratz, Wiebke Rabe
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Define clear success metrics for China-EU climate and environmental cooperation (CECEC) by developing a success methodology that measures policy and regulatory alignment, tracks completion rates and outcomes of joint projects, and quantifies emissions reductions from joint initiatives. Shift from broad dialog to action-oriented cooperation with increased focus on tangible deliverables monitored against defined timelines.
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Germany must seize the chance to engage China on climate action

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By Belinda Schäpe, Martin H. Voss, Barbara Pongratz
| Eco-Business Verified
With a new government formed in May, Germany’s trajectory on climate policy, economic strategy and relations with China is poised for a recalibration. The transition arrives at a critical moment not only for Germany and its EU partners but also for global climate diplomacy. Ten years after the Paris Agreement, governments are now preparing their 2035 climate targets.
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EU-China Summit: Germany must seize the chance to engage China on climate action

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By Martin H. Voss, Barbara Pongratz, Nearly three-quarters, Bangchak move
| RECCESSARY
China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, meets Friedrich Merz, now Germany’s chancellor, at the Munich Security Conference in February 2025 (Image: Sven Hoppe / Alamy) With a new government formed in May, Germany’s trajectory on climate policy, economic strategy and relations with China is poised for a recalibration. The transition arrives at a critical moment not only for Germany and its EU partners but also for global climate diplomacy.
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