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Beijing Calls for EU Trade Talks
China has called on the European Union to avoid a trade war through dialogue and consultation, following statements by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, in which he urged Brussels to maintain a rational stance and encourage commitment to dialogue. These remarks come amid growing concerns about escalating trade tensions between the European side and China, especially as EU leaders approach a discussion on the trade deficit with Beijing at an upcoming mid-month meeting. This discussion follows an agreement to set a deadline for making progress on Chinese trade practices, including export restrictions and laws aimed at regulating commercial issues. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warned that the trade deficit with China has reached critical levels and emphasized the importance of using all tools to achieve an economic balance between the two parties.
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