China Seeks EU's Support in Standing Up to U.S. Trade Threat

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China called on the European Union to aid the Asian nation in rejecting protectionism from the U.S. and upholding the international trade order.

China and the EU “need to stand up together with a clear-cut position against protectionism, and need to work with each other to uphold the rules-based multilateral trade order,” Zhang Ming, the head of the Chinese Mission to the EU, said in an email response to questions from Bloomberg. Recent U.S. actions go “completely against the fundamental principles and values of the World Trade Organization,” he said.