The upcoming EU-China summit in Beijing marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations but comes at a time of deepening trade disputes and strategic mistrust. Both sides are grappling with issues such as unfair trade practices, economic security, and differing stances on global power dynamics, including Russia's war in Ukraine. European leaders have low expectations for breakthroughs, as divisions over trade, human rights, and dependency on China persist. The summit is seen as a crucial test of European unity and its ability to balance relations with both China and the US. Businesses and officials on both sides are calling for pragmatic dialogue, but the outlook remains uncertain.
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