Finbarr Bermingham is a senior correspondent for Europe at the South China Morning Post (SCMP), based in Brussels. With a focus on Europe's relationship with China, Finbarr covers a wide range of topics including trade, politics, and human rights issues. His work has been featured in various media outlets including ABS-CBN Corporation and Cigalah Group.
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By: Finbarr Bermingham
In Brussels, there is an expectation that the US election result could usher in a shifting balance of power in Europe.
By: Finbarr Bermingham
Kaja Kallas, former Estonian prime minister, talks tough in hearings to replace Josep Borrell as high representative for foreign affairs
By: Finbarr Bermingham
Kaja Kallas, former Estonian prime minister, talks tough in hearings to replace Josep Borrell as high representative for foreign affairs.
ZURICH, November 7, 2024 — How China is doing is a complicated question right now. Increased political rigidity is contrasted by greater social heterodoxy; a slumping economy contrasted by technological prowess. Over all this looms the U.S.-China conflict. In this session, Columbia University professor Adam Tooze, journalist Qing Wang
By: Finbarr Bermingham
‘It is not the end of the world, but the beginning of a different world,’ top EU diplomat Josep Borrell says of Trump’s White House return.
By: Finbarr Bermingham
The evidence is said to be ‘convincing’ and ‘credible’, but it is not yet clear whether the production of the drones was approved by Beijing.
By: Finbarr Bermingham
The evidence is said to be ‘convincing' and ‘credible', but it is not yet clear whether the production of the drones was approved by Beijing
By: Finbarr Bermingham
The Social Democrats, who came first in last month’s election, have said they want to ‘normalise’ ties with Beijing after a row over Taiwan.
By: Finbarr Bermingham
Advertisement China-EU relations China Diplomacy European Union foreign ministers are discussing intelligence showing drones are being produced for the Russian military in Xinjiang
By: Finbarr Bermingham
Dialogue and action urged ahead of Donald Trump’s return and as mainland ship is detained by Danish coastguard over cut undersea cables.
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