Brussels, Belgium – The European Union and China will hold a summit in Beijing on Thursday to mark 50 years of diplomatic ties, although expectations for substantive agreements are low due to ongoing trade disputes and geopolitical tensions, particularly related to Russia’s war in Ukraine. EU leaders, including Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, will discuss these issues, with a focus on trade challenges, including tariffs on electric vehicles and access to critical rare earth elements.
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