China rails against EU's train subsidy probe – will relations be thrown off-track?

The EU’s inquiry over subsidies issued to a Chinese company in the procurement of a train order, announced shortly after a similar probe over electric vehicles, indicates China-EU relations are likely to remain touch-and-go.

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