The European Union is raising concerns over potential risks posed by British trade deals with China, particularly regarding the automotive sector. Officials warn that a future agreement could allow Chinese-made vehicles to enter Europe through Britain, bypassing EU tariffs and regulations. This move could undermine the bloc’s industrial policies and create an uneven playing field for European manufacturers. The debate highlights broader tensions over economic sovereignty and market access in post-Brexit trade relations.
Why the EU fears Britain becoming a back door for Chinese cars Financial Times
