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Negotiations over pact have dragged on for decades
EU believes ramping up pressure on Beijing is the only way to tackle huge bilateral trade deficit
Defence sales worth €300mn this year is 10-fold rise on 2022, with most licences approved after October 7 attack
Kyiv envoy condemns wartime ‘stab in the back’ by protesters angry at rival drivers
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Plus, voters growing disillusionment with political parties’ handling of Brexit
The EU and other trading partners should keep short-term peace while preserving fundamental principles
Last-ditch talks on G7 sidelines fall short over market access after five years of negotiations
Like Groucho Marx, the EU doesn’t want to join a club that will have it as a member
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Washington insists materials be sourced from countries abiding by strict environmental and labour rules
The EU and others are pondering how to deal with value-chain disruption and geopolitical rivalry
When these two great powers come together, the dial can move on climate, China sanctions and critical technology
The US is pushing China-bashing agreements that make European trade purists shudder
Also in this newsletter: Why the US has decided not to block the EU’s carbon border tax
Washington had requested the move in return for avoiding reimposition of Trump-era tariffs
Competition commissioner says inquiry could follow similar move to challenge China’s sales of electric vehicles in Europe
Brussels says it will interpret ‘made in Europe’ rules very loosely in 2024
Minister’s letter to Labour MP sets out government forecast as companies warn of food price rises
The measure aims to promote green technologies worldwide
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