'We won't be played', EU tells China's Xi
“Europe needs to be a player, not a playing field,” European Council President Charles Michel told reporters following a video summit with Xi
European Union flags fly outside the EU Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium September 19, 2019/ Reuters
The European Union's chairman told Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday that the bloc would no longer be taken advantage of and demanded a fairer relationship in trade.
"Europe needs to be a player, not a playing field," European Council President Charles Michel told reporters following a video summit with Xi.
"We want more fairness. We want a more balanced relationship that also means reciprocity and a level playing field."
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