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China: Trump Is Using Threats and Blackmail to Force a Trade Deal!
Tensions between the U.S. and China have escalated once again. After the shocking announcement of a 245% tariff on Chinese goods by the United States, Beijing has accused President Donald Trump of blackmail and coercion. According to China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the U.S. is playing hardball and pushing China into a corner.
💬 "The U.S. should stop with its 'maximum pressure' tactics and truly pursue dialogue instead of issuing threats and manipulation," stated Chinese spokesperson Lin Jian during a press conference.
Meanwhile, Trump insists that “the ball is in China’s court” and that the United States has no reason to back down. He’s demanding that Beijing make the first move—otherwise, no deal will happen.
❗ 245% Tariff: A Historic High
According to the White House, the new tariff is a response to China's previous retaliatory measures. This step marks the biggest escalation yet in the ongoing trade war between the world’s two largest economies.
But China is responding with a calm—and firm—stance. It has begun limiting exports of critical materials essential to defense and aerospace industries and is preparing countermeasures of its own. "There are no winners in a trade war, but China is not afraid of one," Lin said.
📈 China’s Economy Grows Despite Tariffs
Despite the fierce trade battle, China's economy is performing better than expected. In Q1, GDP rose by 5.4%, industrial output by 6.5%, and retail sales by 4.6%. While global supply chains feel the pressure, Beijing continues on a steady course.
Trump, however, is boasting about the impact of tariffs at home. On Truth Social, he
Tensions between the U.S. and China have escalated once again. After the shocking announcement of a 245% tariff on Chinese goods by the United States, Beijing has accused President Donald Trump of blackmail and coercion. According to China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the U.S. is playing hardball and pushing China into a corner.
💬 "The U.S. should stop with its 'maximum pressure' tactics and truly pursue dialogue instead of issuing threats and manipulation," stated Chinese spokesperson Lin Jian during a press conference.
Meanwhile, Trump insists that “the ball is in China’s court” and that the United States has no reason to back down. He’s demanding that Beijing make the first move—otherwise, no deal will happen.
❗ 245% Tariff: A Historic High
According to the White House, the new tariff is a response to China's previous retaliatory measures. This step marks the biggest escalation yet in the ongoing trade war between the world’s two largest economies.
But China is responding with a calm—and firm—stance. It has begun limiting exports of critical materials essential to defense and aerospace industries and is preparing countermeasures of its own. "There are no winners in a trade war, but China is not afraid of one," Lin said.
📈 China’s Economy Grows Despite Tariffs
Despite the fierce trade battle, China's economy is performing better than expected. In Q1, GDP rose by 5.4%, industrial output by 6.5%, and retail sales by 4.6%. While global supply chains feel the pressure, Beijing continues on a steady course.
Trump, however, is boasting about the impact of tariffs at home. On Truth Social, he
🚨 #EUInTheMiddle 🚨$BTC 🚨🚨
🚨 BREAKING: Trump to EU — “Pick a side: Us or China”
A leaked document has surfaced, and it’s causing serious waves. Here’s what’s going on:
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🇺🇸 Trump is bringing the heat
He’s drawing a line
Trump is reportedly telling EU leaders they’ve got to choose — either align trade policies with the U.S. or keep doing business with China. No more trying to balance both.
Playing hardball with tariffs
The pressure isn’t just diplomatic. Trump’s team is hinting that tariffs could hit Europe next if they continue deeper trade ties with Beijing. Think steel, autos, tech — all on the line.
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🇪🇺 EU is walking a tightrope
They don’t want to pick sides
Europe’s trying to maintain economic relationships with both superpowers, but this push from Trump is forcing their hand. Some EU leaders want to stand firm, others are more cautious — and worried about fallout.
Meloni heading to the U.S.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni is expected to meet with Trump soon. She’ll try to smooth things over and keep Italy from getting caught in the middle of a geopolitical tug-of-war.
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🌍 China isn’t staying quiet
Beijing is watching closely
China sees this as the U.S. trying to corner allies and is actively working to tighten trade bonds with Europe — especially through green tech and digital infrastructure deals.
More Chinese goods could flood Europe
If U.S. tariffs keep blocking Chinese products, Europe could become a new dumping ground for cheaper goods. That’s a big concern for EU industries.
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💣 What this all means
Global trade is entering a new cold war
The days of everyone trading with everyone are fading. Big economies are splitting into blocs, and this leaked doc proves it.
EU’s next move is huge
Whether they lean toward Washington or Beijing could reshape the global economy — especially for tech, manufacturing, and energy sectors.
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🚨 BREAKING: Trump to EU — “Pick a side: Us or China”
A leaked document has surfaced, and it’s causing serious waves. Here’s what’s going on:
---
🇺🇸 Trump is bringing the heat
He’s drawing a line
Trump is reportedly telling EU leaders they’ve got to choose — either align trade policies with the U.S. or keep doing business with China. No more trying to balance both.
Playing hardball with tariffs
The pressure isn’t just diplomatic. Trump’s team is hinting that tariffs could hit Europe next if they continue deeper trade ties with Beijing. Think steel, autos, tech — all on the line.
---
🇪🇺 EU is walking a tightrope
They don’t want to pick sides
Europe’s trying to maintain economic relationships with both superpowers, but this push from Trump is forcing their hand. Some EU leaders want to stand firm, others are more cautious — and worried about fallout.
Meloni heading to the U.S.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni is expected to meet with Trump soon. She’ll try to smooth things over and keep Italy from getting caught in the middle of a geopolitical tug-of-war.
---
🌍 China isn’t staying quiet
Beijing is watching closely
China sees this as the U.S. trying to corner allies and is actively working to tighten trade bonds with Europe — especially through green tech and digital infrastructure deals.
More Chinese goods could flood Europe
If U.S. tariffs keep blocking Chinese products, Europe could become a new dumping ground for cheaper goods. That’s a big concern for EU industries.
---
💣 What this all means
Global trade is entering a new cold war
The days of everyone trading with everyone are fading. Big economies are splitting into blocs, and this leaked doc proves it.
EU’s next move is huge
Whether they lean toward Washington or Beijing could reshape the global economy — especially for tech, manufacturing, and energy sectors.
BTC
84,622.88
+1.55%
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