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Group 1 - The EU has expressed concerns over China's rare earth export controls, but China remains firm on its strategic position [1][3] - A video meeting lasting approximately 120 minutes took place between China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and EU economic official Šefčovič, discussing key trade issues including rare earth export controls and the EU's anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicles [3] - China will implement new export restrictions on five rare earth elements starting November 8, 2025, with stricter approvals required for rare earth and permanent magnet exports from December 1, 2025 [5] Group 2 - Despite the restrictions, China continues to export rare earths to the EU, with the export volume to the EU being three times that to the US [5] - The acquisition of the Dutch company Nexperia by China's Wingtech Technology has led to tensions, with the Netherlands taking control of the company under US pressure due to national security concerns [6] - The EU's increasing trade protectionism and its broad interpretation of "national security" are causing friction, particularly in the context of the Nexperia issue [8] Group 3 - The relationship between China and the EU is facing challenges due to rising trade protectionism and accusations of unfair competition, particularly regarding electric vehicles [8] - The EU's linkage of economic issues with geopolitical concerns, such as the Ukraine war and China's relationship with Russia, is exacerbating trade tensions [8][10] - The underlying issues stem from the EU's "double standards" and external pressures, which could shift the relationship from cooperation to confrontation, impacting global economic stability [10]