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Paul van Hooft bij EenVandaag: Europa zit vast tussen China en de VS

December 1, 2022

Een bijzonder moment: EU-voorzitter Charles Michel bezocht vandaag in China. Een belangrijke gebeurtenis, zegt HCSS senior strategisch analist Paul van Hooft bij EenVandaag: “We willen onze afhankelijkheid van China verminderen, maar het blijft een belangrijke handelspartner.”

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