In the context of rising geopolitical tensions, fragile multilateral institutions, and a global backlash against green policies, the EU-China joint commitment on climate change gains new importance. The recent joint statement on climate change provides hope that both sides can overcome bilateral challenges to work together on accelerating the global green transition and tackling climate change, both domestically and through their investment and trade abroad.
Authors:
Belinda SCHÄPE, China Policy Analyst, Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA)
Yang OU, Assistant Professor, Peking University
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