The European Union is set to vote on additional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, a decision that could significantly impact Ursula von der Leyen's China policy. The investigation revealed that Chinese EVs benefit from substantial state subsidies, threatening European jobs and market stability. The vote, which requires a qualified majority, has sparked political tensions among member states, particularly with Germany advocating for a softer approach. The outcome will serve as a referendum on von der Leyen's stance towards China and could reshape EU-China relations. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)