TOKYO -- China on Thursday denied responsibility for economic strains in the European Union, while Brussels urged Beijing to end what it called distortive practices, including restrictions on rare earths exports.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi says two sides should look after core interests
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets with Kaja Kallas, the EU high representative for foreign affairs and security policy and vice president of the European Commission, in Brussels on July 2. © Reuters
TOKYO -- China on Thursday denied responsibility for economic strains in the European Union, while Brussels urged Beijing to end what it called distortive practices, including restrictions on rare earths exports.