Amid Donald Trump’s trade war, Chinese officials and businesses are attempting to strengthen ties with the EU to find alternative markets for goods impacted by US tariffs, while the EU remains cautious about becoming a dumping ground. Despite calls for greater cooperation, significant challenges persist, including China’s trade surpluses, market access barriers, and its support for Russia in the Ukraine conflict. Both sides recognize the need for stability and leverage against the US, but EU businesses are hesitant to engage with China amid concerns over profitability and market conditions.
Loading PerspectiveSplit analysis...
