杀鸡儆猴！中方不再惯着，拿“变色龙”马克龙开刀，法国农民慌了

Group 1 - The EU has imposed a 45.3% tariff on Chinese electric vehicle imports, primarily driven by France to protect its domestic industry [1] - In response, China initiated an anti-subsidy investigation into EU dairy products, initially set to conclude in August 2025 but extended to February 2026 due to complexity [1][3] - France's dairy exports heavily rely on the Chinese market, with the country accounting for one-third of the EU's cheese exports, leading to significant financial pressure on French dairy farmers [3][5] Group 2 - The investigation revealed that 12 out of 15 companies involved were French, indicating a direct impact on well-known brands like Lactalis [3] - French farmers are experiencing severe distress due to the potential collapse of milk prices and cash flow issues, prompting protests against government policies [3][5] - Macron's fluctuating stance on trade with China has led to increased tensions, with the French government facing pressure to respond to the farmers' grievances [5][9] Group 3 - The EU's overall push for tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles is primarily supported by France and Germany, with Macron seeking to leverage pressure on China [5][9] - China's countermeasure, while temporary, sends a clear message to the EU about the need for sincere cooperation rather than duplicity [5][9] - The situation has exposed divisions within the EU, as member states weigh their economic interests against collective actions, with Germany reluctant to escalate tensions due to its automotive market in China [9]