China's Ministry of Commerce warns: If the EU imposes restrictions on Chinese enterprises or products, China will "resolutely respond."
China's Ministry of Commerce stated late Tuesday that Beijing would "resolutely respond" if the European Union imposes restrictions on Chinese companies or products. This warning comes ahead of high-level trade talks between China and the EU next week, with the Ministry of Commerce asserting that such actions would "severely damage mutual trust" and "disrupt" negotiations. Previously, the EU's Trade Commissioner had warned China to deliver "concrete results" by October or face "more severe measures."
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