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Group 1: China's Anti-Subsidy Investigation on EU Dairy Products - China has officially launched an anti-subsidy investigation into certain dairy products imported from the EU, including milk and cheese, due to complaints from domestic dairy associations about unfair pricing caused by EU subsidies [3][5] - The investigation process involves collecting data on EU subsidy policies and assessing the impact on local dairy producers, revealing that the influx of imported dairy products has negatively affected local production and farmer incomes [3][5] - A preliminary ruling confirmed that EU subsidies exist and have harmed China's domestic industry, leading to the implementation of temporary measures requiring importers to pay a deposit on affected dairy products [5][7] Group 2: Brazil-EU Free Trade Agreement Negotiations - Negotiations for a free trade agreement between Brazil and the EU, which began in 1999, have faced delays primarily due to disagreements over agricultural market access, particularly concerning Brazilian beef and sugar exports [9][11] - In December 2024, progress was made with technical work completed, but France and Italy raised stricter environmental protection demands, causing further delays in signing the agreement originally planned for December 2025 [11][13] - Brazilian President Lula expressed frustration over the prolonged negotiations, indicating that Brazil would not continue to wait indefinitely for the EU's decision and has established closer ties with other markets [11][13]