EUs highest diplomat Berrely reports to visit China next week

When Europe tries to clarify how to manage the competitive relationship with China in the economic field, Berley, a senior representative of the EU diplomacy and security policy, will go to Beijing to meet with Chinese officials next week.

According to Bloomberg News on Tuesday (July 4), the EU ambassador to China Jorge Toledo revealed that Berrelli will arrive in Beijing next Monday (July 10), and with the next Monday (July 10), and with the next Monday (July 10), and and with, they will arrive in Beijing, and they will arrive in Beijing.Qin Gang, a Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister, met with other senior officials.

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Bloomberg reported that when Borley visited China, Beijing was trying to persuade Europe to adopt a gentlest position than the United States.The United States has implemented a series of export controls in China to limit China to obtain advanced technologies.The Netherlands also followed at the end of June, expanding the restrictions on the export of chip equipment in China.As a counterattack, the Chinese government announced on Monday that export control will be implemented on the correlation items.

The EU depends on these two metals and related products.A researcher at the Bruegel Institute of Brucel think tank said in an interview with Bloomberg that China was reminding people who "occupied the upper wind" in this game.She said that the cruel reality is that the West will take at least 10 years to eliminate dependence on the Chinese mineral supply chain.

Reporting pointed out that the European Union has had similar lessons.When Russia invaded Ukraine last year, the European Union was anxious to find new source of oil and natural gas supply, which led to soaring inflation and triggering concerns about the collapse of the entire energy industry.Therefore, although the United States has always urged Europe to take a strong stance on China, the Chairman of the European Commission Feng Delin said that the European Union needs to "reduce" risks from China, but it is not a comprehensive "decoupling."