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Group 1 - The EU leaders' visit to Beijing aims to seek cooperation amidst the backdrop of Trump's global tariff policies, which have had widespread implications for multiple countries [2][3] - Trump's decision to lower tariffs on the EU is seen as a significant concession, with potential agreements resembling those made with Japan, where tariffs could be reduced from 30% or 50% to 15% [3][5] - The EU's strategic significance as one of the world's three major economies means that any consensus reached with China could significantly impact Trump's global tariff strategy [2][8] Group 2 - Trump's recent statements indicate a fatigue with ongoing tariff negotiations, suggesting a readiness to implement a 15% tariff on most countries by August 1 [5][16] - The agreement with Japan, which includes substantial commitments to increase imports of U.S. goods, has faced criticism and may set a precedent for similar demands on the EU, potentially leading to internal dissent within Europe [8][10] - Key EU nations, particularly Germany and France, are resistant to compromising with the U.S., with France's Macron advocating for greater European strategic autonomy [13][16] Group 3 - The evolving geopolitical landscape necessitates that Europe prepares for a more assertive role, as Trump's tariff policies may no longer yield the desired effects [16][18] - The upcoming U.S.-China trade negotiations could further influence the dynamics of global trade and the EU's position within it, highlighting the importance of finding a balance in future negotiations [16][18]