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EU-China summit as it happened: Tense meeting dominated by trade, Ukraine and rare earths

EU-China trade ties have hit a "clear inflection point," capping a tense meeting with top Chinese leaders dominated by concerns on commerce and the Ukraine war.

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China-EU summit: progress on rare earth exports and tensions over Ukraine mark 50 years of pragmatically cautious relations

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EU-China summit exposes tensions over trade imbalances, Ukraine

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China's Xi calls for 'proper handling of frictions' at tense summit with E.U. officials

Chinese President Xi Jinping urged top European Union officials on Thursday to “properly handle differences and frictions” as he criticized Brussels’s recent trade actions against Beijing at a tense s...

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European leaders press demands on trade at scaled-back summit in Beijing

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EU's von der Leyen hopes to 'advance and rebalance' China ties at summit

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China’s Xi urges Europe to make ‘the right strategic choice’ amid global trade turbulence at key summit

The European leaders are in Beijing for what is expected to be a contentious summit, at a time of growing tension and mistrust between the two sides over their gaping trade imbalance, China’s ongoing...

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EU-China summit kicks off under shadow of fraught ties

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Europe and China holding scaled-back trade talks with expectations low for major agreements

Von der Leyen says EU-China ties are at ‘inflection point’

First in-person EU-China summit since 2023 is exposing a divide between the bloc and Beijing just months after earlier signs of a possible detente.

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EU leader aims to elevate ties with Japan to "new level" at summit

European Council President Antonio Costa said Tuesday the European Union aims to "upgrade" its relationship with Japan to "a new level" through an upcoming summit in Tokyo, focusing on trade and security.

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EU-China summit: an opportunity to denounce China's efforts to spread propaganda worldwide

Ahead of the 25th EU–China Summit, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges European Union (EU) leaders to push back against China’s growing efforts to spread propaganda within Europe, and to press for the immediate release of Swedish publisher Gui Minhai,

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The problem of striking a defence deal with the EU

The UK-EU summit in London in May, at which a new relationship between the parties was agreed, seems a long time ago now. In fact, it has been barely eight weeks, but it is only now that we