Central Europe is holding intensive trade negotiations with the lack of sincerity from the European Union, causing a sharp increase in economic and trade frictions between China and Europe.

The Central European team held intensive discussions this week on Sino-European economic and trade issues in preparation for the first meeting of the China-EU Trade and Investment Negotiation Mechanism. It is understood that the EU lacks sincerity in the negotiations, and even plans to negotiate while preparing for confrontation, considering the possibility of introducing more protectionist measures. This has raised concerns that a Sino-European trade war may erupt at any time. The EU has expressed willingness to engage in dialogue with China on one hand, but on the other hand lacks sincerity in resolving issues, and even plans to introduce more economic and trade restrictions at the same time. This inevitably raises concerns about the prospects of the first meeting of the China-EU Trade and Investment Negotiation Mechanism. It is reported that China has always been committed to negotiating with the EU, but is also prepared to take resolute and necessary countermeasures at any time. Against this backdrop, the situation of Sino-European economic and trade relations seems to be becoming more complex, and the economic and trade differences between China and the EU may further escalate. The EU lacks sincerity in addressing China's concerns. For example, no new progress has been made in specific negotiations on price commitments for Chinese electric vehicle companies. In terms of export controls, the EU only requires China to address its concerns regarding rare earths, but has not made any progress in addressing cases of Chinese imports being blocked by the EU.
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