US EditionChina warns countries against making trade deals with the US
- On Monday, April 21, 2025, China warned nations against trade deals with the U.S. Detrimental to China.
- President Trump's tariffs, announced April 2, on most trading partners prompted China's warning.
- Governments like Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea started negotiations with Washington amid rising tensions.
- The Commerce Ministry stated countries should negotiate with China alongside Washington; U.S. Duties reached 145%.
- China threatened countermeasures, vowing to safeguard its interests as global trade faces continued disruption.
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Beijing Vows Retaliation Against US Trading Partners’ Deals ‘At The Expense Of China’s Interests’
By George Caldwell, The Daily Signal | April 22, 2025 China is sending a stern message to countries across the globe that are cutting trade deals with the United States: Stop it or face retaliatory measures. China’s Ministry of Commerce on Monday told its allies not to reach agreements that would come at the expense of the Chinese government. China “firmly opposes any party reaching a deal at the expense of China’s interests,” the ministry said …
At the UN, China denounces American "intimidation" practices
China launched on Wednesday at the UN an attack in good standing against American practices of "blackmail" and "intimidation" in trade matters, a charge firmly rejected by the United States that called into question Beijing's policies.
China opens a "revenge" circle in the tariff war. What's the story?
Actions against other countries Beijing has warned it will take retaliatory action against countries negotiating trade deals with the United States "at the expense of China's interests," inflaming global tensions as the world's two economic superpowers face off over tariffs...
White House Responds to China Warning Countries Against Making Deals With US
WASHINGTON—In response to reports that the Chinese regime is warning other countries against making deals with the United States that could be detrimental to China, the White House highlighted the importance of the American economy globally. “The numbers and the sheer number of countries that have reached out to the United States and reached out to this administration to cut good trade deals speak for themselves,” White House press secretary Kar…
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