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China’s Wang Urges EU to Avoid Escalating Trade Disputes

Summary by Asharq AL-Awsat
China's foreign minister on Monday urged the European Union to engage in "constructive dialogue" in order to avoid escalating trade disputes during a phone call with his French counterpart, state media said. The EU and several European countries, including France, have toughened their stance towards Beijing to protect their businesses from what they deem unfair competition in areas including corporate acquisitions, public procurement and electri…

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China's foreign minister spoke by phone with his French counterpart on Monday and urged the European Union (EU) to engage in "constructive dialogue" to avoid escalating trade disputes, Chinese state media reported.

(Beijing=Yonhap News) Correspondent Jung Sung-jo = The foreign ministers of China and France [discussed] international affairs, including trade friction between China and the European Union (EU), the Iran war, and the Ukraine war...

·Seoul, Korea (the Republic of)
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Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that EU trade with China will open up one of the largest markets in the world. And he suggested avoiding escalation of trade disputes. The post China asks EU for “constructive dialogue” on trade – It is an opportunity, it says, not a challenge appeared first on in.gr.

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·Beijing, China
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China Daily broke the news in Beijing, China on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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