Brussels Should Handle Rare Earths Issue with Prudence
China's recent decision to refine its export control system for certain rare earths is a legitimate action taken in accordance with international practice.
The European Union's plan to curb its reliance on Chinese critical raw materials, announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, comes at a time when mutual trust between Beijing and Brussels should be strengthened.
Von der Leyen's remarks criticizing Beijing's latest export control measures reflect a misunderstanding of China's policy intentions.
Under current circumstances, China and the EU should uphold their partnership, respect each other, and work together to address global challenges.
The EU's latest plan was announced at the Berlin Global Dialogue on Saturday, highlighting the need for cooperation rather than confrontation.
Author's summary: China and EU should cooperate on rare earths.
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