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China asks Paris and Berlin not to encourage protectionism

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Briefings

China issued a formal request to France and Germany to avoid imposing trade barriers on third-party countries. This follows a European Commission proposal to establish new anti-dumping instruments targeting unfair trade practices. The initiative aims to strengthen global trade rules while addressing specific concerns raised by major economies.

Key points

• China formally requested France and Germany to refrain from implementing trade barriers against third-party countries.
• The European Commission proposed new anti-dumping instruments to address unfair trade practices.

Context

This development occurs within ongoing discussions about global trade rules, where China seeks to influence European policy decisions regarding international commerce.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the announcement of China's request and the European Commission's proposal. Specific details about the proposed instruments, their scope, or the timeline for implementation are not provided.

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