欧盟拟停用“高风险供应商”设备，商务部：反对对中企的歧视行为

Group 1 - The EU's new cybersecurity legislation aims to phase out high-risk suppliers from critical infrastructure, which is perceived as targeting Chinese companies [1] - China expresses serious concerns over the EU's classification of certain Chinese firms as high-risk suppliers, arguing that it undermines fair competition and distorts the market [1] - The Chinese government opposes the EU's discriminatory practices and the politicization of economic issues, emphasizing that such actions threaten the security of the digital supply chain [1] Group 2 - Canada and China have reached a trade agreement regarding electric vehicles and canola seeds, with Canada granting a quota of 49,000 electric vehicles per year to China [2] - The electric vehicle quota will enjoy a 6.1% most-favored-nation tariff rate, eliminating the previous 100% additional tax, with the quota expected to increase annually [2] - The agreement is viewed positively by China as a step in the right direction for expanding its electric vehicle market in Canada, and it emphasizes the importance of dialogue in resolving trade differences [2]