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EU members offer qualified support for industrial plans amid China tensions
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Major EU members have given qualified support to new industrial legislative proposals.
The proposals aim to regulate foreign investment and subsidies, mirroring policies previously used by Beijing.
The move has deepened tensions between the EU and China.
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