As one of the three major institutions of the European Union （EU）, the power and functions of the European Parliament have been .strengthened in the EU＇s external relations since the Lisbon Treaty came into effect....As one of the three major institutions of the European Union （EU）, the power and functions of the European Parliament have been .strengthened in the EU＇s external relations since the Lisbon Treaty came into effect. In recent years, the European Parliament＇s concerns about China has been constantly growing. What role will it play in China- EU relations？ How many important actors involving China are included inside the European Parliament？ And which issues are its main concerns about China？ All these questions are inevitable for further studying China-EU relations.展开更多
In the global financial crisis,EU countries have suffered huge economic losses.EU Banking Sector Stability report issued by European Central Bank in August 2009 showed that the cumulative write-downs of European banks...In the global financial crisis,EU countries have suffered huge economic losses.EU Banking Sector Stability report issued by European Central Bank in August 2009 showed that the cumulative write-downs of European banks amounted to more than US$359.4 billion by the end of July 2009.The展开更多
文摘As one of the three major institutions of the European Union （EU）, the power and functions of the European Parliament have been .strengthened in the EU＇s external relations since the Lisbon Treaty came into effect. In recent years, the European Parliament＇s concerns about China has been constantly growing. What role will it play in China- EU relations？ How many important actors involving China are included inside the European Parliament？ And which issues are its main concerns about China？ All these questions are inevitable for further studying China-EU relations.
文摘In the global financial crisis,EU countries have suffered huge economic losses.EU Banking Sector Stability report issued by European Central Bank in August 2009 showed that the cumulative write-downs of European banks amounted to more than US$359.4 billion by the end of July 2009.The
