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04/27/2024 07:55:10 pm

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Job Losses

EU Stands to Lose 10 Million Jobs if China Gains Equal Status in WTO: ECC

The European Chamber of Commerce (ECC) in Beijing said on Monday that the European Union (EU) is unlikely to lift trade barriers against China this year as fears of losing as many as 10 million jobs across Europe are blocking efforts to grant the country market economy status (MES) in the World Trade Organization (WTO).

UK will be facing severe backlash if Brexit wins.

US, EU Warn China to Obey International Law and not Underestimate World Opinion

The United States and the European Union (EU) on Thursday challenged Beijing's position that the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) has no jurisdiction over a case filed by the Philippines against China's claims in the South China Sea.

Three More Cases

EU to Vote on China's WTO Trade Status Amid Growing Protests

Amid extraordinary moves to force more stringent anti-dumping duties on imported Chinese steel, the European Union (EU) is girding for what many predict to be heated rounds of debate in the coming months as the organization is set to vote on whether or not to grant China the status of a market economy in the World Trade Organization (WTO) before the year is out.

Impending Collapse

EU Steel Industry Faces Collapse due to Chinese Imports - EU Countries

The European steel industry is on the verge of collapse, according to the seven European Union (EU) countries that have called on the EU's European Commission (EC) to step in and tackle the issue of cheap steal from China and Russia flooding the European market.

EU European Parliament

Beijing to EU: 'Hong Kong Booksellers Case is a Domestic Concern'

The European Union (EU) has called for the release of five Hong Kong booksellers held by Chinese authorities for investigation into various criminal activities, according to a press statement issued by the organization.

Steelworks

European Steelworkers Blame China for Steel Crisis, Slam Weak EU Action

The European Union (EU) last Saturday slapped anti-dumping tariffs on Chinese steel imports in an attempt to save thousands of jobs across the continent, but the leaders of the continent's steel industry claim the measures are an insult to European manufacturers.

Rejected

Beijing Rejects EU Criticism of Televised Confessions

The Chinese government has roundly rejected criticisms leveled by the European Union (EU) against a series of televised broadcasts of confessions made by Chinese and European citizens.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang

China and Spain Ink Deals Worth at US$4 Billion

China and Spain signed deals worth US$4 billion after Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy visited China.

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