Ireland’s Leader Advocates Stronger EU-China Ties in 2026
Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin emphasizes dialogue and economic cooperation with China, warning against decoupling while praising development achievements in 2026.
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China Open to Dialogue with EU on Intellectual Property Issues
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China Affirms Open Communication with EU on Intellectual Property
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China Urges EU to Refrain from Misusing Trade Remedies to Preserve Economic Ties
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French Government Toppled in No-Confidence Vote, Deepening Crisis
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China Files Lawsuit Against EU Over New Electric Vehicle Tariffs
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China Studies Tariff Increase on Imported Fuel-Powered Vehicles
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