The U.S. International Trade Commission’s office said on the 7th afternoon that it would continue imposing a 25% tariff on 16-billion-dollar worth of Chinese products from August 23rd. This would be the second time that the U.S. government imposes tariffs on Chinese goods.
There’s the smuggling of oil to Iran. But the United States has resumed its sanctions against Iran since the 7th, and this is the most severe sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States so far. Trump also tweeted on the 7th that anyone doing business with Iran would not be doing business with the United States. How does China respond to this?
The US President Trump recently said that China’s “One Belt, One Road” initiative could interfere with global trade and become offensive. He has mentioned his views to the Chinese leaders in person. In the meanwhile, 16 U.S. senators sent a letter to the U.S. government on August 3rd, as they’re alarmed by Pakistan’s possible use of IMF aid funds to repay their Chinese loans.
Google’s this move, which runs counter to Internet ethics, hasn’t only been met with dissatisfaction from its own staff, but has also been questioned by some American politicians. Six U.S. senators sent a letter to Google, in addition to asking Google whether it planned to implement a censored version of its search engine and to set a specific blacklist, and asking about its personal data privacy protection and other issues.
The result of the competition is completely under the control of our party. The communist party is the ultimate big boss of evil! [skit 564]
