The EU has said it is "encouraged" by the commitments made by China at a summit meeting to find a solution for the weakness of the Chinese currency, to enforce copyright rules and to gradually open its markets.
On Wednesday (28 November), EU leaders met with a Chinese delegation headed by Chinese premier Wen Jiabao in Beijing.
While the summit discussed a wide rang of issues – ranging from climate change to the Middle East peace process – the focus was on several lingering trade i...
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