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The European Union is moving towards a potential trade confrontation with China due to a trade deficit exceeding $1 billion per day, with lawmakers voting for tougher measures.
Background
The European Union has long faced a significant trade imbalance with China, leading to ongoing discussions about fair trade practices and market access. This persistent deficit has prompted calls from various EU member states and institutions for a more assertive stance to protect European industries and ensure economic reciprocity.
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