China 'not afraid to fight' trade war with US

Chinese vent anger at Trump's trade war with memes, mockery

While China's leaders use their economic and political might to fight Donald Trump's trade war "to the end", its army of social media soldiers are embarking on a more humorous campaign online.

Goods stacked in factory halls, perseverance propaganda and overweight Americans on sewing machines: how China reacts to the trade dispute.

3. Views of trade between China and the U.S.

Americans tend to say U.S.-China trade benefits China more, though they’re skeptical that increased tariffs on China will be good for themselves or the U.S. The post 3. Views of trade between China and the U.S. appeared first on Pew Research Center.

China Trumpets Trade War Mettle With Strategic Mineral Advantage

China’s Foreign Ministry said Wednesday that, while it doesn’t want one, the country is “not afraid” of a trade war with the United States. The ruling Communist party’s mouthpiece China Daily added insult to chest-puffing, telling the US to “stop whining about itself being a victim in global trade.” At the same time, Beijing is reportedly open to “respectful” talks with a US envoy — talk about hot and cold messaging. But there are more than word…

Future-Maxxing | The Roundtable Ep. 263

The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast is a weekly conversation with Ryan Williams, Spencer Klavan, and Mike Sabo devoted to uncovering the ideas and principles that drive American political life. Stream here or download from your favorite podcast host. Future-Maxxing | The Roundtable Ep. 263 A new global order emerges. China grows bolder in the East, while Europe and Canada drift culturally and economically away from America. Will T…

Donald Trump launched his trade war against the entire planet on April 2, although in his policy of economic intimidation he has China at the center of his strategy, especially after he announced a 90-day truce that does not include Beijing. China has stood up to the US with a reciprocal escalation in trade rates, thus asserting its status as number two in the global economy, in a dispute inevitably in the financial market.