最新报道:According to Bijie.com, on October 11, the European Union will work with the United States on a new plan for implementing the next phase of their trade agreement, according to people familiar with the matter. The goal is to shelve Washington's proposal to roll back some of the regulations long criticized by Trump. People familiar with the matter said the current idea is to develop a "checklist" to ensure the agreement remains on track and moves forward within the parameters established by both sides this summer. Earlier this month, it was reported that Washington asked Brussels to revise several technology, digital, and corporate environment laws, requirements that EU officials considered too onerous to serve as a starting point for negotiations. The EU expressed its readiness to discuss these issues and address concerns, but would not give up its regulatory autonomy. People familiar with the matter said that after talks last weekend between EU Trade Commissioner Sefcovic and U.S. Trade Representative Greer, Brussels decided to shelve these demands and instead develop a new checklist.