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Late on the night of May 29th, the White House of the United States abruptly broke the "war arm's length agreement" with its previous trade war with China and announced that it will continue to impose a 25% tariff on "important industrial and technical products" worth 50 billion U.S. dollars from China. At present, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Hua Chunying has responded by saying: "In international relations, every time you change your face and turn your back against Seoul, you are losing and squandering your country's credibility once again." https://www.bloggerent.com/19/Strange--Trump-lost-his-faith-this-time--the-authoritative-American-media-perspective-is-almost-identical-to-China

According to the report, Denis Shea, the US ambassador to the WTO, threw out criticisms of China at the beginning of the meeting, arguing that the Chinese government led economic and trade policy is a fundamental challenge to the World Trade Organization. Zhang Xiangchen, China permanent

Located in the northwest corner of the North American continent, Alaska is the closest state in the United States to China. Over the years, Alaska has established close economic and trade ties with China, and China has been the largest trading partner of the state for seven consecutive years. Since

The news network reported on October 11 that overseas media said that US President Trump threatened again on the 9th that if China retaliates against the current tariffs and other measures taken by the US in the process of escalating the trade war between the two countries, he will Additional tariff

Following the withdrawal of the Paris Climate Agreement, UNESCO or other international organizations, the Trump administration's removing the road is getting farther and farther. According to the US New York Times reported on the 17th, the US White House announced on the same day that the United

The poison pill clause surprised the legal profession. Many experts predict that it will increase the difficulty of trade negotiations between Canada and China. The study of the Ottawa Research Institute Public Policy Forum believes that strengthening trade with China is precisely what regulator