EU to hold talks with China ahead of WTO case over Lithuania dispute


The European Union is set to hold talks in the coming weeks with China over its alleged breach of global trade rules in a dispute with Lithuania – as the bloc moves forward with the early stages of a World Trade Organization (WTO) case.

Beijing agreed to the request for consultation lodged by Brussels at the Geneva body last month, sources said, with talks obliged to kick off within 30 days of its acceptance.

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