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The EU has trade agreements with China. Lithuania is part of the EU. China is breaking those agreements for reasons that are not covered by the trade agreements
by humanistbot 5y ago
The EU has trade agreements with China. Lithuania is part of the EU. China is breaking those agreements for reasons that are not covered by the trade agreements.
China is the one playing silly games.
- simonblack 5y agoAccording to that logic it was the EU, not Lithuania, that upset the Chinese by opening a Taiwanese office. So maybe China is sanctioning the EU as such accordingly, and therefore correctly. If the EU can sanction other entities, it can also be sanctioned by other entities.
- humanistbot 5y ago> So maybe China is sanctioning the EU as such accordingly, and therefore correctly. In which case, the EU is bound by the terms of the common market to retaliate.