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World · China · published 2026-09-03 · via South China Morning Post

EU and China Engage in Trade Talks as Brussels Faces Decision Deadline

Officials from the European Union and China have initiated trade negotiations in Beijing, with concerns about a possible EU-China trade conflict. Europe is approaching a deadline for taking action on its trade policy toward China.

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The high-level discussions in Beijing represent a direct diplomatic attempt to ease tensions between the two economic powers. The meetings occur as European policymakers approach a critical point where they must finalize their approach to trade relations with China.

The ongoing dialogue is intended to de-escalate the risk of a broader commercial confrontation. The looming decision deadline in Brussels adds significant pressure to these talks, as both sides seek to establish a workable framework before any unilateral

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