Trump's aides see China cheating on trade but shun retaliation

Aides to former President Trump reportedly acknowledge China's trade cheating practices but are hesitant to pursue retaliatory measures.

16 Jul, 02:01 — 16 Jul, 02:01

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Trump’s aides see China cheating on trade, but shun retaliation

Some officials believe Trump is particularly disinclined toward registering any objection that could endanger his plans to host Xi for a lavish state visit in September.

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Trump’s aides see China cheating on trade, but shun retaliation

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