Germany plans tighter China trade rules
The German government announced its intention to implement stricter commercial measures against China in order to counteract unfair trade practices. The proposed steps include requiring Chinese companies to enter joint ventures to access the European market, imposing additional tariffs on hybrid vehicles, and supporting European procurement strategies. These measures are part of Chancellor Friedrich Merz's efforts to protect national industries, and Berlin plans to apply them across the entire European Union to address economic challenges, amid calls to ease geopolitical tensions among the major powers.
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