- The European Commission held a meeting in Brussels to discuss trade issues and adopt a harsher stance toward China's economic influence.
- Beijing granted clearance to a CSRC filing, contrasting its actions with an ongoing European Commission investigation.
China's MOJ determined that the ongoing European Union investigation into Nuctech was improper.
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What happened
China's MOJ determined that the ongoing European Union investigation into Nuctech was improper.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Nuctech
Chinese state-owned security inspection products company
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Beijing
capital city of China
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