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The EU-China Reset that Never Was: Summits Begin but Divisions Remain

EUROPEAN UNION, JUL 2 – The EU seeks stronger economic and defense partnerships with Asia-Pacific nations to counter Russia's aggression and diversify trade amid unresolved tariff disputes, officials said.

Summary by South China Morning Post
After much talk of patching things up, a grand rapprochement has failed to materialise, with Beijing seen to be playing a ‘waiting game’.

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The EU-China reset that never was: summits begin but divisions remain

After much talk of patching things up, a grand rapprochement has failed to materialise, with Beijing seen to be playing a ‘waiting game’.

·Hong Kong
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‘Europe now feels threatened’: Fearing Russia and Trump tariffs, EU looks to Asia-Pacific

The EU’s desire for better trade and military ties with Asia is good news for Australia – if the sticking points can be resolved.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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