The European Union (EU) must change how it screens Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) in strategic and dual-use sectors while determining whether Europe's investments in China have links to its defence sector, according to industry and policy analysts.

Pointing to the EU's regulation for screening FDI mergers and takeovers in Europe (EU 2019/452), which entered force in October 2020, the analysts warn that Beijing's changing FDI tactics in Europe and European investors' high-tech joint ventures in China are slipping below the EU's radar.

The European Union (EU) must change how it screens Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) in strategic and dual-use sectors while determining whether Europe's investments in China have links to its defence sector, according to industry and policy analysts.

Pointing to the EU's regulation for screening FDI mergers and takeovers in Europe (EU 2019/452), which entered force in October 2020, the analysts warn that Beijing's changing FDI tactics in Europe and European investors' high-tech joint ventures in China are slipping below the EU's radar.

The European Union (EU) must change how it screens Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) in strategic and dual-use sectors while determining whether Europe's investments in China have links to its defence sector, according to industry and policy analysts.

Pointing to the EU's regulation for screening FDI mergers and takeovers in Europe (EU 2019/452), which entered force in October 2020, the analysts warn that Beijing's changing FDI tactics in Europe and European investors' high-tech joint ventures in China are slipping below the EU's radar.

The European Union (EU) must change how it screens Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) in strategic and dual-use sectors while determining whether Europe's investments in China have links to its defence sector, according to industry and policy analysts.

Pointing to the EU's regulation for screening FDI mergers and takeovers in Europe (EU 2019/452), which entered force in October 2020, the analysts warn that Beijing's changing FDI tactics in Europe and European investors' high-tech joint ventures in China are slipping below the EU's radar.

The European Union (EU) must change how it screens Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) in strategic and dual-use sectors while determining whether Europe's investments in China have links to its defence sector, according to industry and policy analysts.

Pointing to the EU's regulation for screening FDI mergers and takeovers in Europe (EU 2019/452), which entered force in October 2020, the analysts warn that Beijing's changing FDI tactics in Europe and European investors' high-tech joint ventures in China are slipping below the EU's radar.

The European Union (EU) must change how it screens Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) in strategic and dual-use sectors while determining whether Europe's investments in China have links to its defence sector, according to industry and policy analysts.

Pointing to the EU's regulation for screening FDI mergers and takeovers in Europe (EU 2019/452), which entered force in October 2020, the analysts warn that Beijing's changing FDI tactics in Europe and European investors' high-tech joint ventures in China are slipping below the EU's radar.