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Ideologically far apart, the EU and China will – despite some irritants – continue to build strong business-like ties.
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China's exports to the EU have soared in the past decades as have the number of disputes. But tit-for-tat retaliations between the two sides are unlikely.
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Policy drift poses more of a problem than isolated irritants in the EU's diplomatic relationship with China.
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China has played an obstructionist role in global climate talks, but domestically it is quietly pursuing a similar policy to that of the EU.
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China wants to learn from Europe to improve sustainable development in its mega-sized cities.
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China, like Europe, needs to change its economy to deal with future challenges.
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China's singular strengths preoccupy Europeans now. Its fragilities may do so in future.
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Ideologically far apart, the EU and China will continue to build strong business-like ties.