China-EU_Relations_Reassessing_the_China-EU_Comprehensive_Strategic_Partnership

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Therefore, under such circumstances, mutual respect for core interests of the
other party, equality and mutual benefit, mutual inclusion and understanding are
still the fundamental ways for removing disagreements between the two sides and
the basic principles for ensuring a smooth development of China-EU relations in the
future.


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