Amid these rising frictions, China also announced tighter controls on its rare earth exports, further deepening the strain in bilateral economic relations.

Donald on Tuesday accused of attempting to drive a wedge between the United States and by purchasing soybeans from the South American nation rather than from American producers.

“I would say so,” told reporters in the Cabinet Room while speaking alongside his Cabinet members and Argentine President Javier Milei. “ likes to draw wedges.

“When asked about reports concerning Chinese port fees imposed on US vessels, downplayed their significance.”

I guess, that’s natural. It’s and it’s natural,” he remarked. “It’s not gonna mean anything in the end.”

Following his interaction with reporters, issued a warning to over it

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