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European Council President Charles Michel and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will visit China for the China-EU Summit, aiming to strengthen ties amid global challenges.
As the world shifts, China and the EU face challenges but also opportunities for cooperation. It’s vital to assess their relationship objectively, focusing on mutual benefits and a shared future.
Chinese business group urges the EU to ensure fair market access for Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers amidst concerns over new tariffs and trade tensions.
China and Australia are deepening their bilateral cooperation as they face global economic uncertainties. Leaders from both countries met to discuss enhancing partnerships in trade, technology, and culture.
Amid escalating trade tensions, nations worldwide are questioning whether U.S. trade deals are fair or one-sided. Explore how countries are responding to America’s trade strategies.
The EU’s recent criticisms of China overlook the complexities of global trade and shared responsibilities.
Japan resists U.S. tariff demands, marking a potential shift in their alliance as it defends national interests against U.S. pressure.
President Trump announced a 25% tariff on imports from Japan and South Korea starting August 1, escalating trade tensions.
Mexico is set to strengthen its global partnerships by sending a top official to the upcoming BRICS Summit in Brazil, aiming to boost trade relations with emerging economies.
China announces it will conditionally resume imports of Japanese seafood from regions meeting its standards, following Japan’s commitment to enhance monitoring of Fukushima’s nuclear-contaminated water discharge.