The European Union is currently taking a hard line on its relations with Beijing, despite attempts at reconciliation in recent months. Ahead of the bilateral summit to be held in Brussels in July, the EU has cancelled its high-level economic dialogue with China, which was due to take place on 24 and 25 June, according to the Financial Times. At issue is the lack of progress on the trade disputes between the two blocs.
The European Commission has said time and time again that it is...