Jennifer Pak
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986 appearances
102 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2025
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They're trying to be less reliant on trade with the U.S., and they've had some success.
Before the Supreme Court's decision, both the U.S.
and China put a brief pause on some trade restrictions and the higher tariffs on each other's exports.
Now, President Trump has used tariffs against China as a threat to lower the trade deficit,
to stop intellectual property theft, to stop the flow of chemicals used to make street fentanyl.
So in theory, this decision on Friday by the Supreme Court might weaken Trump's hand.
However,
China also has its own issues.
Its domestic economy is sluggish, consumption has been weak, which is why some Chinese manufacturers have been selling more to other countries.
And now some of those countries, they're starting to push back on cheap Chinese exports, saying that those exports are destroying their local industries.
So China really needs the relationship with the U.S.
to stabilize.
And like the Chinese Commerce Ministry has said, when the U.S.
and China fight, both sides hurt.
The U.S.
is fabricating a pretext to resume nuclear testing, according to a statement from the Chinese embassy in Washington emailed to the media.
Most of the world's nuclear powers haven't done nuclear testing since the 1990s.
But on Tuesday, the U.S.
government shared new details to bolster its claim that China conducted a secret nuclear weapons test back in 2020.
It points to a remote seismic station in Kazakhstan that detected a tiny earthquake, which the U.S.
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