China's Investigations in the Trade Dispute with the EU
Amid a trade dispute, China has launched investigations against the EU over tariffs on electric cars, mirroring EU practices. Sectors under scrutiny include railways, solar, wind power, and security equipment, with a deadline set for mid-April 2025. The probe follows complaints from Chinese businesses about trade barriers in the EU, highlighting allegations of unfair practices on both sides.
The escalation in the trade conflict poses challenges as EU nations rely on Chinese goods but also decry state subsidies in China. The EU Commission's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles may prompt Chinese automakers to shift production to the EU, sparking mixed reactions within EU member states, particularly Germany.
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China to probe EU’s trade barriers | South China Morning Post
Hungarian Minister of Economy: Tariffs could lure Chinese automakers to the EU
China's investigations in the trade dispute with the EU
Ermittlungen Chinas im Handelsstreit mit der EU
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