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EU’s von der Leyen to urge ‘fair’ China competition in talks with Xi

Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the importance of the EU's relationship with China but criticized China's "market-distorting practices" and oversupply of subsidized goods, like EVs and steel.
Von der Leyen stressed the need for fair competition to prevent de-industrialization in Europe and urged action against unfair trade practices.
The European Commission is investigating if European medical device suppliers have fair market access in China, while European carmakers struggle against Chinese electric vehicle competition.

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Channel News Asia

EU chief will urge 'fair' China competition in talks with Xi Jinping

BRUSSELS: EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Monday (May 6) that she will press for "fair" competition with China in talks with its President Xi Jinping, who is in Paris on a state visit. "We have to act to

14 days ago·Singapore

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RTÉ

EU chief will urge 'fair' competition in talks with Xi

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said she will press for "fair" competition with China in talks with its President Xi Jinping, who is in Paris on a state visit.

14 days ago·Ireland

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The Straits Times

EU chief says she’ll call for ‘fair’ competition with China in talks with Xi

The EU has opened a slew of competition probes targeting China in recent months. Read more at straitstimes.com.

14 days ago·Singapore

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VOA News

EU chief to urge 'fair' China competition in talks with Xi

Brussels — EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said Monday she will press for "fair" competition with China in talks with its President Xi Jinping, who is in Paris on a state visit. "We have to act to make sure that competition is fair and not distorted," she said in remarks issued hours before a face-to-face Paris meeting between her, Xi and French President Emmanuel Macron. She added that, previously with Xi, "I have made clear that the current im…

14 days ago·United States

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Noticias ao Minuto

The EU cannot continue to accept unfair competition from China.

"" As far as economic relations with China are concerned, I made it clear that the current market access imbalances are not sustainable and need to be addressed. China is currently producing, with mature subsidies, more than it sells because of its weak domestic demand. This situation is leading to an oversupply of Chinese subsidized products, such as electric vehicles and steel, which is leading to unfair trade, "" Ursula von der Leyen said in …

14 days ago·Portugal

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