As the European Parliament elections in 2024 bring notable shifts in EU-China relations, businesses across the Benelux region must consider a rapidly evolving global landscape. The rise of far-right political forces and the EU's growing focus on strategic autonomy are reshaping how Europe engages with China, introducing both challenges and opportunities for our members coming from Belgium, the ...
Join us for a night of celebrations as we mark our 15th Annual Benelux Chamber Gala in China. This year’s theme, "Shanghai Legends”, honors the individuals, companies and stories that shaped the Sino-Benelux history. From the early days of trade and exploration to the modern influencers driving progress today. This gala celebrates the legends who have paved, and are paving, the way.
The Advertising Law of the People's Republic of China plays a crucial role in shaping a fair and transparent advertising landscape. Enforced since 1994 and revised most recently in 2021, it protects consumer rights and fosters industry growth. Alongside the E-commerce Law, it sets strict guidelines for advertising practices, ensuring integrity and accountability in the market.
The EU Supply Chain Law and related regulations extend compliance beyond financial reporting, targeting all suppliers, especially in "the factory of the world." Chinese guidelines further enhance ESG and governance reporting requirements for domestic companies. A seminar organized by German Centre Taicang and Shaohe Law Firm aims to gain a deeper understanding of this this legal framework.
On Saturday November 23, the Benelux Chamber hosts its annual Gala in the Langham Hotel. Read more on this year's theme and save the date for this prestigious event!
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers are set to face steep tariffs when selling their products in the European Union (EU) after a vote by member states failed to reach a consensus, prompting the European Commission to intervene and push the measure forward. The tariffs, aimed at countering China's extensive subsidies that enable artificially low EV prices, will range from 7.8% to 35.3% ...
Here, we explore the landscape of AI investments in China, examining how U.S. restrictions on critical technologies, particularly GPUs, are influencing the strategies of Chinese tech giants like Alibaba, Tencent, and Baidu.
