EU and China to hold two-day talks in Beijing aiming to avert trade war
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The European Union and China are scheduled to hold two days of talks in Beijing starting Thursday, aimed at averting an escalating trade war. EU trade chief Maros Sefcovic will lead the European delegation for the high-stakes meetings with Chinese officials.
The discussions come as the European Union adopts a tougher stance to protect its businesses from what it views as unfair competition in critical sectors, notably the automotive industry. Additionally, the shift by Chinese firms toward advanced, high-tech manufacturing poses a direct threat to numerous traditional European industries.
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Japan Times (JP)Emphasizes the threat posed by Chinese high-tech manufacturing to traditional EU industries.
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