
Japan PM Voices ‘Strong Disappointment’ Over New U.S. Auto Tariffs
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba criticizes new U.S. auto parts tariffs, vowing continued negotiations to address trade tensions impacting Japan’s key industries.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba criticizes new U.S. auto parts tariffs, vowing continued negotiations to address trade tensions impacting Japan’s key industries.
German expert Alexander Rahr criticizes Trump’s tariffs as a threat to global economic stability, urging international collaboration amid rising protectionism.
China reaffirms multilateral trade commitments as U.S. tariff moves trigger global economic recalibration and erode international confidence.
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China’s economy shows resilience with 5.4% Q1 GDP growth as leadership outlines strategic policy moves to sustain momentum.
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