US EditionTrump's policies will create Russian, Chinese strategic, economic coups
- US President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs of up to 245 percent on many Chinese imports, causing severe strain in US-China relations and making a meeting with Xi Jinping unlikely, according to analysts.
- China has retaliated with a 125 percent tariff on US goods, highlighting the existing economic tensions.
- Experts describe the current state of US-China relations as being in 'effectively a state of economic war,' which has severely hampered diplomatic relations.
- Trump's aggressive trade policies have created challenges for any negotiations, making talks between the US and China very unlikely.
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Michael Waltz: Trump knows China needs US markets
National Security Advisor Michael Waltz touts President Donald Trump’s tough negotiation tactics with China. Waltz says Trump knows how to use leverage while maintaining strong relationships with foreign leaders like Chinese President Xi Jinping in order to secure America First deals.
Trump’s Tariffs Burn Relations with China · Global Voices
With his barrage of tariffs on Chinese imports, U.S. President Donald Trump burned down relations with Beijing and probably ruined any hope of meeting in the short term with his counterpart Xi Jinping, analysts consider. Since his inauguration in January, the Republican’s vortex of tariffs against allies and rivals has convulsed diplomatic relations and pushed global markets to the brink of collapse. Trump suspended the additional tariffs decree…
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