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WTO seeks renewal with China

The WTO, its member states, and China do not currently have the best relationship. The People’s Republic could be stubborn about much-needed reforms, especially if new rules turn too much against it.

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Amelie Richter
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China has been a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) for almost 20 years – on the upcoming anniversary in November, the relationship between the People’s Republic and the other WTO member countries is not in its best shape – which is not primarily Beijing’s fault, according to analysts. An overview of the situation:

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