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Beijing’s harsh response to Trump: US trade policy is a “mistake on top of a mistake”, we will respond forcefully

China has published a White Paper strongly criticising the US and reiterated its intention to take counter-measures, without excluding, even at the last hour, dialogue

The silent “war” of the olive in the US and Trump’s gift to the Turks and Egyptians

Greek producers and standardizers are worried about the risk of the collapse of the success of recent years

104% US tariffs on China come into force – New slide in stocks and oil

S&P 500 companies have lost $5.8 trillion in market value since Trump's tariffs were announced

Trump’s ‘chicken game’ with the global economy and the theory of a secret plan behind the chaos

US and China on a collision course - Partners offer concessions while Trump refuses, for now, to brake - What the "Mar-a-Lago accord" theory says

The government sets up a line of defence against the “Trump storm” – Growth of the economy is key

Investment, competitiveness, targeted actions to "open" the economy and 25% reduction of costs and barriers - Mobilization of all productive ministries to accelerate reforms

Strong recovery in Asian markets after Monday’s crash from Trump’s tariffs – Nikkei up 6.41%

Asian markets rebounded after historic fall, boosted by Japan and support from China - Hang Seng recovered 2.25% after Monday's 13% plunge

“Red tsunami”: China challenges US economic sovereignty and scares Trump

The American president has made no secret of the fact that for him today there is no greater danger and enemy than Beijing

CNN analysis: how China plans to turn the Trump tariff crisis into an opportunity

Beijing has already started talks with Japan, South Korea and the EU - China is ready for the repercussions, but has not ruled out negotiations with the US on tariffs

Trump threatens additional 50% tariffs on China if he does not lift the 34% retaliation

Furthermore, he announced that any planned meeting or negotiation with China is cancelled immediately

Japanese prime minister urges Trump to “rethink” the tariffs issue

I told the president that Japan has been the largest investor in the US for five consecutive years and the tariff policy will hurt the investment potential of Japanese companies, Ishiba said

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