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Instead of trying to pressure or contain Beijing, the European Union should appreciate China’s perspective and respect differences.

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi is said to have made the comments during a marathon four-hour debate on a wide range of geopolitical and commercial grievances with the EU’s Kaja Kallas.