New EU sustainable finance rules : blunt instrument not silver bullet
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a huge shake-up in the relationship between China and the European Union, which has already taken place since the start of the coronavirus lockdown. But what does this mean for the environment and society? The BBC’s Christine Lagarde looks at how the two countries are coping.
Source: chinadialogue.netPublished on 2021-06-03
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