最新报道:The European Union is reportedly considering activating its anti-coercion instrument to impose tariffs of up to 30% on certain imports, potentially targeting China, as a defensive measure against economic pressure. The tool, established in 2023, allows the EU to respond to coercive trade practices with countermeasures like tariffs or investment restrictions. While no decision has been made, discussions highlight growing tensions over trade imbalances and the bloc's efforts to protect its economic sovereignty. The move could escalate trade disputes, particularly with Beijing, amid broader global trade realignments and protectionist trends.