EU Leaders Grapple with China-Russia Partnership at Brussels Summit.
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European Union leaders are expressing concern over China's support for Russia's war in Ukraine, with some warning that a firmer partnership between the two countries could escalate the conflict and lead to a military clash between NATO and Beijing. While some EU leaders are calling for continued engagement with China, others are advocating for a tougher line given the latest situation. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and French President Emmanuel Macron are both planning trips to Beijing to discuss the issue.
- We can't lose China, EU leaders say POLITICO Europe
- China's liaisons with Russia are fueling an awkward split among European leaders CNBC
- EU's Borrell: Russia-China partnership has limits Reuters
- China’s Russia ties loom large as EU leaders gather for Brussels summit South China Morning Post
- China has not crossed any red lines for us yet, EU's top diplomat says EURACTIV
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