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>On peace and security, Wang said “China is not the US, and it should not be viewed through the lens of America’s path.” He added that although China and Europe have different histories, cultures, and values, these differences should not lead them to view each other as rivals or allow disagreements to escalate into confrontation.
>While Europe faces many challenges at present, none of them — past, present, or future — come from China. Instead, the two sides should respect and learn from each other, pursue shared development and progress, and work together to make new contributions to human civilization.
>Kallas stated that the EU and China are partners with shared responsibilities and significant influence on major issues. She reaffirmed that the EU adheres to the one-China policy and is willing to work with China to prepare for the upcoming China-EU leaders’ meeting. Through candid dialogue, the two sides can enhance mutual understanding, develop a more constructive EU-China relationship, and promote more balanced and fair economic and trade cooperation.
>Major powers in the world today are stepping up consultations and dialogue on how to shape a new direction for global development and order amid profound changes. Within this process, China and the EU play particularly crucial roles, as both sides share the desire to uphold global stability and advance multilateralism, Jiang Feng, professor of European Studies at Shanghai International Studies University and president of the Shanghai Association of Regional and Country Studies, told the Global Times on Thursday.
>China-EU relations continue to evolve, shaped by both external influences and internal shifts. In particular, economic and trade ties have seen major changes in recent years, requiring both sides to adapt, Jiang said.
>While Europe faces many challenges at present, none of them — past, present, or future — come from China. Instead, the two sides should respect and learn from each other, pursue shared development and progress, and work together to make new contributions to human civilization.
>Kallas stated that the EU and China are partners with shared responsibilities and significant influence on major issues. She reaffirmed that the EU adheres to the one-China policy and is willing to work with China to prepare for the upcoming China-EU leaders’ meeting. Through candid dialogue, the two sides can enhance mutual understanding, develop a more constructive EU-China relationship, and promote more balanced and fair economic and trade cooperation.
>Major powers in the world today are stepping up consultations and dialogue on how to shape a new direction for global development and order amid profound changes. Within this process, China and the EU play particularly crucial roles, as both sides share the desire to uphold global stability and advance multilateralism, Jiang Feng, professor of European Studies at Shanghai International Studies University and president of the Shanghai Association of Regional and Country Studies, told the Global Times on Thursday.
>China-EU relations continue to evolve, shaped by both external influences and internal shifts. In particular, economic and trade ties have seen major changes in recent years, requiring both sides to adapt, Jiang said.
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