The EU Parliament has adopted a non-binding resolution which says that any consideration of the EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) has been “justifiably frozen” due to China’s retaliatory sanctions on 10 EU officials imposed in response to the EU’s recent human rights measures (see post). The EU Parliament “demands that China lift the sanctions before Parliament can deal with …
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Michael is Senior Partner at Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP. He has acted in many of the most high profile and sensitive business crime cases of the last 25 years, at Peters &...
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