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The EU summit in Brussels is exploring ways to address the rising energy prices and to fund plans aimed at boosting competitiveness. These discussions are taking place amid disagreements over the budget and increasing financial pressures resulting from higher energy costs and a slowdown in businesses. Additionally, there is a growing wave of criticism regarding Chinese competition, which has led to a trade deficit of approximately 360 billion euros in 2025. Efforts are underway to limit imports of Chinese hybrid cars and to strike a balance between supporting the economy and fostering innovation. Reports indicate that Europe is seeking to continue trade negotiations with China to protect its industries from unfair practices.
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