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EU trade chief heads to Beijing under pressure to deliver on Chinese imports

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Briefings

EU trade officials are facing pressure to resolve ongoing tensions with China, as leaders in Brussels and Beijing meet to address the looming trade war. The situation remains unresolved with no concrete progress on curbing Chinese imports.

Key points

• EU trade leaders are demanding results from Beijing talks as the trade war intensifies.
• Brussels has not yet found a way to curb Chinese imports despite ongoing negotiations.

Context

EU trade officials are under pressure to deliver on Chinese imports as leaders in Brussels and Beijing meet to address the looming trade war.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating that EU leaders demand results from Beijing talks while noting Brussels has not yet found a way to curb Chinese imports.

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