EU Chief Warns China Against Using Force on Taiwan and Reconsiders Approach on China.

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has reiterated her warning to China against using force in the Taiwan Strait, highlighting the EU's commitment to the "One China policy" while still allowing informal relations with Taiwan. Her comments come after French President Emmanuel Macron suggested Europe should be wary of getting drawn into a U.S.-China confrontation over Taiwan, exposing the EU's fissures on China. Von der Leyen also stressed the need for an EU-wide approach to relations with Beijing and updating the bloc's China strategy. The feud between European leaders over China continues to deepen.
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