Europe braces for “China Shock 2.0” as Beijing floods markets with cheap exports across industries—from cars to AI—threatening European manufacturing and jobs. With a record trade surplus and looming deficits of 500 billion euros by 2027, Europe faces a critical crossroads: protect domestic industries or risk deindustrialization. Internal EU divisions over tariffs or open trade could fracture the bloc further, while China’s own economic woes may slow its assault—but time is running out.
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