1 outlets · filed 6 October 2026
How Europe should handle its trade problem with China
It has a ready-made template to force rebalancing should talks fail, writes Pascal Lamy
What the coverage shows
Both outlets frame the story as a Europe-China trade problem that is tightening and may require policy action. The New York Times foregrounds China’s self-reliance push, the widening imbalance, and the pressure on European industries, while The Economist is more prescriptive, focusing on how Europe should handle the problem and, in its extract, saying talks may fail and that a template exists to force rebalancing.
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