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The EU’s decision to impose up to 45% tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles has sparked strong opposition from both Chinese mainland authorities and industry groups, raising concerns over global trade dynamics.
EU’s vote on tariffs for Chinese-made electric vehicles marks a pivotal moment in EU-China relations and energy transition efforts, amid internal divisions and calls for negotiation.
EU Vice President Josep Borrell calls for immediate action on a two-state solution to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the need to build peace without waiting for a ceasefire.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan affirmed Armenia’s commitment to join the European Union, emphasizing democracy and transparent partnerships at the Global Armenian Summit.
Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao meets German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck in Berlin to discuss EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, aiming to resolve trade tensions.
China expresses disappointment over the EU’s rejection of tariff avoidance proposals for Chinese electric vehicle producers, emphasizing efforts to resolve the trade dispute through dialogue.
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission investigates Google’s use of EU user data for developing its PaLM 2 AI model, ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.
The EU is set to approve tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to boost its local industry, but cost advantages of Chinese makers may limit the tariffs’ effectiveness.
The EU imposes hefty tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to protect its local industry, sparking debate over potential trade tensions and consumer impact.
The European Commission proposes tariffs up to 36.3% on China’s electric vehicles, sparking tensions with the Chinese Ministry of Commerce over fair competition and free trade.