The Beijing Hour China's countermeasures aim to safeguard interests, justice: ministry
Apr 10, 2025
China's ministries advocate for dialogue to resolve trade disputes, emphasizing the need to protect national interests. Meanwhile, the coalition between Germany's Union bloc and Social Democrats marks a significant political shift. Additionally, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's visit to China aims to strengthen ties amid ongoing global trade tensions. The podcast also touches on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and modern economic challenges affecting various nations, including China's declining consumer prices and support for private sector growth.
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China’s Firm Yet Open Stance
- China insists on solving U.S. tariff issues through dialogue under mutual respect and equality.
- It remains ready to counteract U.S. measures firmly while supporting domestic stability and trade expansion.
China Condemns U.S. Tariff Bullying
- China views U.S. tariffs as unfair bullying that violates global rights.
- Beijing aims to protect its interests and uphold international justice against such U.S. actions.
WTO Highlights Trade War Risks
- WTO warns China-U.S. trade tensions could slash bilateral goods trade by up to 80%.
- Splitting world economy risks reducing global GDP by nearly 7%, damaging global outlook.