Everything you need to know about China Times EU — the magazine connecting Europe and China through in-depth journalism, economic insight, and cultural coverage.
China Times EU is a premium English-language print magazine published in Latvia, dedicated to covering China–Europe relations. It bridges the communication gap between Europe and China through in-depth journalism, economic analysis, cultural features, and expert interviews. Issue 01 — published in January 2026 — spans 201 pages and is distributed across the European Union.
China Times EU is founded and published by Gerald Hoppstaedter through S-Baltic LV SIA, a company based in Latvia. The magazine is created in close cooperation with the Latvian-Chinese Friendship Association (L.C.F.A.), which promotes scientific, educational, economic, and cultural relations between Latvia and the People's Republic of China.
China Times EU covers a broad range of subjects including EU–China diplomacy and trade relations, Chinese history, economic policy and the Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese culture (tea, art, architecture, language), lifestyle and travel, and China's role in global markets. Each issue is designed to provide actionable intelligence for business leaders, policymakers, and researchers.
China Times EU is published in English, making it accessible to a wide European and international readership. The English-language format allows business professionals, diplomats, academics, and entrepreneurs across the EU to engage with its content.
Issue 01 of China Times EU spans 201 pages and includes editorial letters from both the founder and ambassadors, historical and cultural features, economic analysis, and a travel section. The ISSN for China Times EU is 3044-7410.
China Times EU is aimed at business leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, diplomats, academics, and anyone with a professional or personal interest in China–Europe relations. It is particularly relevant for companies engaged in EU–China trade, organisations working on diplomatic relations, hotels, universities, research institutions, and bookshops across Europe.
You can order physical copies of China Times EU directly through our website at chinatimeseu.com. The minimum order is 5 copies, priced at €9.90 per copy. Shipping costs are calculated based on your destination and included in the final invoice sent to your email.
Yes. A digital edition of China Times EU is available as a PDF download. You can request the digital copy through the magazine page on our website by providing your name, email address, country, and profession. The download link is provided immediately after a successful request.
The physical edition of China Times EU is priced at €9.90 per copy, with a minimum order of 5 copies. Shipping costs are added separately based on destination and will be communicated by email before payment. The digital edition is available free of charge upon request through the website.
China Times EU accepts payment via bank transfer and payment link. After placing your order through the website, the team will contact you by email with a final invoice including shipping costs and payment instructions.
China Times EU is distributed across the European Union. Physical copies can be shipped to any EU country, with shipping costs varying by destination. The magazine is suitable for placement in hotels, bookshops, corporate offices, universities, embassies, and business lounges.
China Times EU offers advertising opportunities that reach business leaders, policymakers, and entrepreneurs across the European Union. To enquire about advertising rates, formats, and deadlines, contact the team directly via the contact form on the website or email info@chinatimeseu.com.
China Times EU is an ideal advertising platform for businesses operating in EU–China trade, logistics, finance, real estate, hospitality, education, and professional services. Advertisers benefit from direct access to a highly targeted readership of decision-makers interested in the China–Europe corridor.
Yes. China Times EU welcomes partnerships with trade associations, cultural institutions, embassies, chambers of commerce, and organisations active in EU–China relations. Contact the editorial team at info@chinatimeseu.com to discuss partnership and sponsorship opportunities.
The European Union and China are two of the world's largest economies and trading partners. In 2024, Latvia alone exported €208.97 million to China against imports of €831.06 million. Understanding this trade relationship, diplomatic ties, and cultural context is essential for businesses and institutions operating across the EU–China corridor.
The Latvian-Chinese Friendship Association (L.C.F.A.) is an organisation that promotes relations between Latvia and the People's Republic of China across the fields of science, education, economy, and culture. China Times EU is created in close cooperation with the L.C.F.A. More information is available at www.lcfa.lv.
Issue 01 of China Times EU marks 50 years of diplomatic relations between Latvia and China, featuring a letter from H.E. Tang Songgen, the Chinese Ambassador to Latvia. This milestone reflects the growing economic and cultural ties between the two countries and the broader EU–China relationship.
You can contact China Times EU by email at info@chinatimeseu.com or through the contact form on the website at chinatimeseu.com. The team is available to answer questions about subscriptions, advertising, editorial, and partnerships.
China Times EU is published by S-Baltic LV SIA and is based in Latvia, European Union. Latvia serves as a strategic bridge between the EU and markets to the east, making it a natural base for a publication focused on China–Europe relations.
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