The 25th EU-China summit in Beijing marked a pivotal moment in relations, with both sides acknowledging that ties are at an 'inflection point.' The European Union pressed China to address trade imbalances, market access, and its support for Russia amid the ongoing Ukraine war. Despite marking 50 years of diplomatic relations, the summit yielded little progress beyond a joint statement on climate change and rare earths. EU leaders warned that continued economic and geopolitical frictions could jeopardize future cooperation, while China urged Europe to make 'the right strategic choice.' The summit underscored deep divisions on trade, security, and global leadership, with both parties struggling to find common ground.
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