EU leaders push for tougher China policies as trade war risk rises
Top European officials warned that a trade conflict with China may become unavoidable as they call for stronger action against perceived unfair practices.
Senior figures in Europe, including Germany's chancellor, the head of Ørsted, and the European Commission president, urged a more aggressive stance toward China. They cited concerns over what they describe as unfair trade practices and an unsustainable trade deficit. While the EU would prefer to avoid a trade war, analysts say the bloc may have little choice if tensions continue to grow.
Why it matters
Escalating EU-China trade tensions could reshape global markets and affect European industries.
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