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The European Union is preparing to fortify its defenses against the widespread impacts of China’s industrial prowess. A much-anticipated discussion is scheduled for May 29 to enhance Europe’s trade safeguards, particularly for critical sectors vulnerable to Chinese competition. As trade tensions loosen with the United States post a finalized 2025 trade deal, the EU is shifting its attention to address the looming China challenge. Calls for action are growing louder from experts and governments amidst concerns of a “China shock 2.0”. The proliferation of low-cost Chinese products is not only jeopardizing manufacturers in Europe but also causing a ripple effect…
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