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Ukraine is 'determining factor' in China-EU ties: EU chief

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EU chief Ursula von der Leyen warns China that its approach to Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine would be central to shaping Beijing's ties with Europe. SOUNDBITE

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