Group 1 - French President Macron visited China this week, signing a series of cooperation agreements in nuclear energy, agriculture, and education, signaling a strengthening of Sino-French cooperation amid increasing EU-China trade tensions [1] - France, as the rotating G7 president in 2026, plans to promote cooperation and balance in the economic and trade sectors during the summit, hoping to invite China to participate and enhance major power collaboration [1] Group 2 - The European Commission released a document titled "Economic Security Principles" aimed at reducing reliance on critical raw materials from China, promoting greater self-sufficiency in European industry [1] - According to Long Jing, Deputy Director of the European Research Center at the Shanghai International Studies University, European policies will be flexibly adjusted based on circumstances, leading to a more cautious approach to corporate investment and cooperation at present [1]
马克龙访华难改欧洲营商环境，学者：中国企业对欧投资或趋谨慎
Feng Huang Wang Cai Jing·2025-12-06 12:23