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China and the EU still have differences when it comes to terms like reciprocity, fairness and values (Photo: Wikimedia)

Chinese-EU digital cooperation is possible — but needs political will

As other countries step up their efforts to promote digital innovation and rule-making, China has put forward the Digital Silk Road (DSR) as an integral part of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), in a bid to try to improve digital infrastructure and narrow the digital gaps in countries which are part of the BRI.

While the digital world is widely-perceived to be dominated by the US and China, the EU is also seen by China as a global digital power with unique advantages. The EU's pursui...

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China and the EU still have differences when it comes to terms like reciprocity, fairness and values (Photo: Wikimedia)

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Yan Shaohua is research associate professor at the Institute of International Studies, Fudan Unversity. Yao Xu is a research associate professor at Fudan Development Institute, Fudan University.

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