EU, Chinese EVs
China, Europe aim to resolve differences over investigation of Chinese EVs, Xinhua reports
China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and the European Commission's Valdis Dombrovskis expressed political will to resolve differences over the European Union's ongoing anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese EVs during a meeting in Brussels,
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