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Brussels hardens stance on Chinese exports
The EU fined Chinese company Temu €200 million and opened an investigation into JD.com's acquisition of a German electronics retailer, reflecting Brussels' growing scrutiny of Chinese trade practices. The actions precede a meeting of EU commissioners on China relations, with France advocating for stricter measures while Germany seeks to avoid market access risks in China.
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