EU Eyes Progress on Russian Assets and Rare Earths Solutions
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed optimism about addressing Russian frozen assets with EU leaders, despite Belgian concerns. He also emphasized Europe's dissatisfaction with China's current stance on rare earths, seeking a collaborative resolution. Discussions occurred during an EU summit attended by European leaders in Brussels.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed optimism on Thursday about European leaders making headway in managing Russian frozen assets, despite concerns raised by Belgium.
During the EU summit in Brussels, Merz acknowledged the reservations of the Belgian Prime Minister but remained hopeful about progress.
Furthermore, Merz highlighted the need for Chinese leadership to recognize Europe's discontent with the current situation concerning rare earth elements, emphasizing a desire to collaborate on a solution.
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