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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
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I've not seen any EU muscle on Russia, China, USA, maybe you have, Jon. Indeed, quite the contrary:
a) German dependence on Russian gas;
b) EU has signed an investment agreement with China ;
c) EU/US relations are all over the place. https://ecfr.eu/publication/the-cris...idens-america/ A small extract below:
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Here you are, took 2 minutes....
EU sanctions against Russia -
https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/p...kraine-crisis/
EU China agreement aims to;
- improve investment for European and Chinese investors by creating investment rights and guaranteeing non-discrimination
- improve transparency, licensing and authorisation procedures
- provide a high and balanced level of protection for investors and investments, and;
- put in place rules on environmental and labour-related aspects of foreign investment
Check out the huge list of anti-dumping measures in place -
https://trade.ec.europa.eu/tdi/notices.cfm China features very heavily.
Of course, there have been proposals to put anti-dumping measures for steel against China for some time but these were vetoed by the UK. Basically, the UK sold Tata Steel in South Wales down the river.