On July 24, European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will visit China to mark 50 years of diplomatic relations. The summit comes amid trade tensions, including disputes over electric cars and restrictions on exports of essential materials. European leaders want constructive dialogue to achieve a fair relationship and reduce conflicts between Brussels and Beijing, which have escalated in recent years.
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China anunţă o vizită a liderilor Uniunii Europene joi, la un summit la Beijing, marcând 50 de ani de relaţii diplomatice
China confirmă vizita liderilor UE pentru summit-ul bilateral de joi
China confirmă vizita liderilor UE pentru un summit bilateral, joi
China confirmă vizita liderilor UE pentru un summit bilateral, joi
Liderii Uniunii Europene efectuează joi o vizită la un summit bilateral la Beijing
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