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EU institutions (Parliament, Council, Commission) issued coordinated statements condemning China's actions and reaffirming stability in the Indo-Pacific.

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5 reports, 4 independent, last reported Oct 6. The briefing below covers this first event.

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EU institutions (Parliament, Council, Commission) issued coordinated statements condemning China's actions and reaffirming stability in the Indo-Pacific.

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  1. Parliament rejected China's efforts to restrict Taiwan and urged stronger EU cooperation.1 source
  2. EU institutions call for sanctions on officials related to Hong Kong under Beijing's national security law.Sub-event
  3. The European Parliament seeks a tougher line from the EU regarding China's actions.Sub-event
  4. EP delegation travels to China for talks in Beijing and Shanghai.1 source
  5. EU bodies condemn China's distortion of UN resolutions and call for cooperation in East Asia.1 source

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