2026-06-04
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Coming up, major trading partners of the United States decry Washington's new tariff proposal,
rejecting forced labor allegations.
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First up.
A U.S. proposal to impose new tariffs has triggered widespread backlashes from its major trading partners.
The Trump administration has proposed new tariffs of up to more than 12% on imports from 60 economies,
claiming that they have failed to ban or adequately restrict U.S. imports made with forced labor.
China's foreign ministry has described the U.S. finding as a pretext for political manipulation.
Mr. Bernard Lund, chairman of the European Parliament's trading committee, has also termed the U.S. finding
utterly absurd, adding that the European Union has already adopted very tough rules targeting forced labor.