欧盟对华经贸保护主义升级，内部立场分歧显著

For businesses operating between Europe and China, this escalating trade friction threatens supply chain stability, market access, and regulatory predictability. Companies in steel, chemicals, EVs, and cybersecurity face higher tariffs, anti-dumping probes, and new legal frameworks. Yet the EU's internal splits (France vs. Germany vs. Spain) create openings for strategic lobbying and alternative investment routes—especially if firms leverage the EU's stated interest in green transition and avoid antagonistic narratives.