In response to concerns about Chinese restrictions on trade with Lithuania, which resulted from Lithuanian actions related to Taiwan, the EU has now filed a consultations request at the WTO. This piece examines the factual and legal aspects of the request, along with the EU's explanations in a press release and at a press conference (including references to the European Commission's proposed anti-coercion instrument).

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WTOWTO DisputesChina-EU RelationsAnti-Coercion InstrumentEuropean CommissionChina-Lithuania Relations