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New update 2025.04.29 16:39
China's Commerce Ministry: If the US wants resolution, it should stop making threats

update 2025.04.29 16:39

A Chinese Commerce Ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday that "if the US wants resolution, it should stop making threats."

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  • US should seek dialogue with China on tariffs.
  • Tariffs war was launched by US.

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