By Lénaïc Vaudin d’Imécourt | Tuesday 31 January 2012
The World Trade Organisation sided with the EU, on 30 January, as it found that China was guilty of imposing unfair trade restrictive measures on certain raw materials, the imports of which are worth €1 billion a year. The WTO rejected China’s...
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