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The European Union escalated its criticism of Beijing's political crackdown on Hong Kong on Monday, but stopped short of rolling out major sanctions on the city's officials for the continued squeeze on opposition figures. Hong Kong was high on the agenda of the meeting of the EU's Foreign Affairs Council, comprising the bloc's 27 foreign ministers and senior EU officials, with Brussels' top diplomat, Josep Borrell, referring a situation in the city that "keeps deteriorating". At a press conference after the meeting, Borrell confirmed agreement on a "two-step process" that will be added to the previous response package to the national security law imposed on Hong Kong last summer, which was rolled out last July. Get the latest insights and analysis from our Global Impact newsletter on the big stories originating in China. "The first step involves measures designed to increase support to civil society, including coordination with like-min

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