EU Does Not Want Trade War With Beijing, Says Bloc's Ambassador to China
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The EU does not want a trade war with Beijing but five years of talks have yielded no real progress, the bloc's ambassador to China said on Saturday, adding that concern was growing over Chinese market access for European medical devices.
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