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Tariff and trade wars will have ‘no winners’: China’s vice president at World Peace Forum
A senior Chinese leader on Thursday (Jul 3) made a subtle but pointed counterattack at United States President Donald Trump's foreign and trade policies. Chinese Vice President Han Zheng said that tariff and trade wars will have no winners, during his speech at the 13th World Peace Forum at the Tsinghua University in Beijing. He added that maintaining the multilateral trade system is key to avoiding disruptions in global supply chains. His remarks came as the Jul 9 deadline nears for countries to complete tariff negotiations with Washington. Han laid out a four-point proposal on advancing global peace and prosperity ... (full story)
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