China is doubling down on diplomacy to ease escalating trade tensions with the European Union. Commerce Minister Wang Wentau emphasized openness to \"dialogue over disputes\" during a meeting with Chinese businesses in Barcelona this weekend.
Key Takeaways
The EU has launched multiple investigations into Chinese exports—from electric vehicles to green energy tech like solar panels and wind turbines. Wang pledged to \"defend Chinese companies' interests\" through necessary actions while pushing for constructive talks.
Behind the Headlines
This comes as global markets brace for ripple effects. China’s solar and EV sectors, already key players worldwide, could face tougher EU regulations. Meanwhile, experts say resolving these friction points is crucial for stabilizing supply chains and innovation partnerships between Asia and Europe.
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Meanwhile, experts say resolving these friction points is crucial for stabilizing supply chains and innovation partnerships between Asia and Europe.
