Chinese President Xi Jinping has concluded a five-day tour of Europe, after visiting France, Serbia and Hungary, where he touted Beijing’s vision of a multipolar world and held talks on trade, investments, and Russia’s war in Ukraine. Xi’s main aim with the visit, analysts say, was pushing for a world where the United States is less dominant, and controlling damage to China’s ties with the European Union as trade tensions grow amid a threat of European tariffs. The main takeaways from this trip were there were no concessions on trade in France and he expanded his economic footprint in Serbia and Hungary.
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