- The European Commission has released planning proposals regarding online protection, coinciding with the EU Parliament's role and the upcoming Presidency term (July to December).
- Global Times hosted a discussion regarding planning approaches, contrasting China's planning with Europe's ongoing debates.
The European Commission launched an anti-dumping probe into Chinese products, drawing commentary from Global Times and reports in the Financial Times.
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Updated Jul 10
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What happened
The European Commission launched an anti-dumping probe into Chinese products, drawing commentary from Global Times and reports in the Financial Times.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Financial Times
London-based daily newspaper
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European Commission
executive branch of the European Union
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Global Times
Chinese Communist Party-controlled propaganda outlet
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