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Coordination between the U.S. and EU on China could affect businesses and policy on both sides of the Atlantic. The report does not specify an agenda or expected decisions.
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The United States and European Union are expected to resume talks on China in the first week of December after a two-year hiatus, according to the South China Morning Post. The report says Washington approached the EU; no formal announcement is included.
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Coordination between the U.S. and EU on China could affect businesses and policy on both sides of the Atlantic. The report does not specify an agenda or expected decisions.