European Union leaders are meeting in Brussels for a two-day summit on June 18-19 to discuss how to respond to China's state-supported exports and trade imbalance. The agenda also includes Ukraine, the Middle East, competitiveness, migration, narcotics and the bloc's next long-term budget. The China discussion is scheduled for a Thursday working dinner under the agenda label of "global macroeconomic imbalances," with leaders seeking a more unified approach to Beijing's impact on European indu...

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