The 25th EU-China summit in Beijing marked a tense milestone in the 50-year diplomatic relationship between the European Union and China. Despite issuing a joint statement on climate action, the summit yielded little progress on major issues, with EU leaders pressing China to address trade imbalances, market access, and its support for Russia amid the Ukraine war. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described the relationship as being at an 'inflection point,' highlighting growing frustration over China's economic policies and geopolitical stance. Chinese President Xi Jinping called for 'proper handling of frictions' and urged Europe to make the 'right strategic choice,' but substantive breakthroughs were lacking. The summit underscored deepening divisions and the urgent need for both sides to recalibrate their partnership in a shifting global landscape.
Buďte první, kdo odpoví na tuto obecná diskuse .
