China and EU Find Common Ground in EV Trade Talks

China and the EU have taken a big step forward in their electric vehicle (EV) trade dispute. The European Commission has asked Chinese companies to share their plans. They want to know about future investments and how many cars they will send to Europe each year. This could help lower the high taxes on Chinese EVs in the EU. The EU started looking into Chinese EV subsidies last year. They found that Chinese companies were getting a lot of help from their government. So, the EU decided to add extra taxes on Chinese EVs. These taxes could last for five years. But now, there might be a new way to handle this.China's Ministry of Commerce is happy with the progress. They say both sides are working together to solve their problems. They also mentioned that this deal will help keep the car industry stable. This is good news for both China and the EU. The deal is still new, and it's not clear what will happen next. But it shows that talking things out can help solve big problems. It's a good reminder that even when countries disagree, they can find a way to work together.