
China Accuses EU of Escalating Trade Frictions, Warns of ‘Trade War’
China’s Ministry of Commerce attributes escalating trade tensions to the European Union, warning of a potential trade war.
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China’s Ministry of Commerce attributes escalating trade tensions to the European Union, warning of a potential trade war.
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