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The European Commission held a meeting in Brussels to discuss trade issues and adopt a harsher stance toward China's economic influence.

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The European Commission held a meeting in Brussels to discuss trade issues and adopt a harsher stance toward China's economic influence.

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  1. Trade talks in Brussels address growing trade imbalances and labor market pressures in China.Sub-event
  2. Beijing granted clearance to a CSRC filing, contrasting its actions with an ongoing European Commission investigation.Sub-event
  3. EC backs stronger trade defense measures against China's market dominance, influenced by German views.1 source
  4. Brussels toughens trade policy towards Beijing.Sub-event
  5. Trade talks were launched in Brussels on July 1st, amid an annual trade deficit of €360 billion.Sub-event
  6. High-level talks between EC and China resulted in new import limits and trade rules.1 source
  7. EU plans to exclude Chinese companies amid trade disputes and negotiations with Beijing.1 source
  8. Executive body manages trade talks amid growing trade deficits and market dominance.1 source
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  1. EU and China are meeting in Brussels to discuss trade and investment consultation mechanisms.1 source
  2. The European Commission is adopting a harsher position toward China regarding its economic might.1 source

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