US Proposes Ban on Chinese Tech in Electric Vehicles, China Pushes Back
The U.S. plans to ban Chinese-made tech in electric vehicles by 2029, citing national security. China responds by defending its rights and criticizing U.S. trade practices.
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The U.S. plans to ban Chinese-made tech in electric vehicles by 2029, citing national security. China responds by defending its rights and criticizing U.S. trade practices.
WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala emphasizes the dangers of unilateralism and praises China’s support for a multilateral trading system in a recent exclusive interview.
Germany urges the EU and the Chinese mainland to negotiate EV tariffs to prevent trade conflicts and support fair competition, emphasizing China’s significance to European economies.
A global survey by CGTN reveals that over 90% of respondents criticize the U.S. for violating WTO rules through unilateral sanctions and discriminatory trade measures, highlighting widespread dissatisfaction with U.S. trade practices.
Washington’s new anti-China bills may harm U.S. interests and damage Sino-U.S. relations more than protecting national security.
U.S. Congress introduces measures to decouple from China, targeting biotech and drone industries, but these efforts may backfire on American innovation and security.
China’s Ministry of Commerce criticizes the U.S. for violating WTO rules through tariffs and unilateral sanctions, urging a return to fair trade practices.
The European Commission’s proposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles are expected to have a limited impact, says Daniel Gros in an interview at the Bund Summit.
Canada announces 100% tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and 25% on steel and aluminum, reflecting a protectionist trade stance with implications for the global EV market.
Canada has imposed 100% tariffs on Chinese mainland electric vehicles, following the US’s lead. The move aims to protect the domestic EV industry amid global trade tensions.