China will be looking to the EU for support when top diplomat Wang Yi heads to the region next week. This, ahead of the China-EU summit in July. Starting Monday, Mr Wang will travel to Brussels, France and Germany. He will also meet EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, where there could be tough conversations as the bloc has repeatedly expressed concern over what it sees as Beijing’s unfair economic practices. Will Denselow reports from Brussels.
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