By: Finbarr Bermingham
There is a growing sense Europe will have to learn to ‘live with’ Beijing’s economic model, which it accuses of undercutting its industries.


Finbarr Bermingham is a Europe Correspondent at South China Morning Post. He covers Europe-China relations, drawing on his extensive background in global trade, economics, and geopolitics, having reported from Brussels after a decade in London and Hong Kong. Finbarr's insights have been featured in Yahoo News Singapore, ABS-CBN Corporation, The Star Online, Newswav, MSN, and Asia Society.
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Finbarr Bermingham's coverage heavily focuses on EU-China relations, international diplomacy, and trade relations. His articles frequently cover government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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