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Monde·04.06.2026Résumé IA

China: European firms' commitment to China counters 'de-risking' narrative

China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stated that European companies' commitment to expanding business in China is the strongest response to the 'de-risking' narrative. She highlighted the robust growth in China-EU trade and investment over 50 years, emphasizing that complementary advantages and integrated interests are not risks or threats, and urged the EU to view economic relations rationally and expand cooperation.

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Bitcoin ETF Flows Face First Macro Shock in Seven Weeks Amid Geopolitical Tensions

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Business·21.05.2026Résumé IA

Bitcoin ETF Flows Face First Macro Shock in Seven Weeks Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Bitcoin ETFs saw over $1 billion in outflows, the largest in seven weeks, driven by US investors amid Iran-related tensions, rising oil prices, and higher interest rates. Analysts debate if this is profit-taking or the start of institutional de-risking.

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Tazara Secures $1.4 Billion Chinese Investment for Dar es Salaam Logistics Corridor

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04.05.2026Résumé IA

Tazara Secures $1.4 Billion Chinese Investment for Dar es Salaam Logistics Corridor

Tazara has secured a US$1.4 billion investment from China's CCECC to establish a Chinese-controlled logistics chain from mining pits to Dar es Salaam port. Meanwhile, officials from Angola, DRC and Zambia are working to achieve interoperability, linking the Atlantic port of Lobito with Indian Ocean ports at Dar es Salaam and Mozambique.

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Why Spain’s outreach to China offers a viable model for Europe

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20.04.2026

Why Spain’s outreach to China offers a viable model for Europe

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s fourth visit to Beijing in four years has once again drawn attention across Europe and the Atlantic, but perhaps less scepticism than before. In an era marked by intensifying US-China rivalry, geopolitical fragmentation and the European Union’s emphasis on “de-risking”, Spain’s sustained engagement with China is often seen as a strategic divergence from Brussels. That reading, however, underestimates both Spain’s intentions and the broader shift under way...

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