The US launched a Section 301 investigation against China, targeting technology transfers and intellectual property. Lincicome believes it's far better for the US to go to the WTO, but said it's too early for people to react much.
The UK has been reviewing restrictions on Huawei for much of this year, though the Conservative Party leadership contest and the issue of trying to arrange Britain's exit from the European Union have both delayed the final verdict, which is now expected after the UK general election on Dec 12.
The US side should respect market economies and the principle of fair competition, abide global economic and trade rules and provide an open, fair and non-discriminatory business environment, Zhao said.
The United Kingdom recognizes this, too. Although it abolished a sedition law for its own people, it retained it for "aliens".
The United States has also initiated the Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD) program to begin the replacement of Minuteman III in 2029. The GBSD program will also modernize the 450 ICBM launch facilities that will support the fielding of 400 ICBMs.
The US should have a clear understanding of the situation and immediately stops interfering with China's internal affairs. It needs to focus on maintaining the China and US relations and do more to boost trust and cooperation between the two countries. Also, China and US need to enhance counter-terrorism cooperation and safeguard peace and stability in the world and in the region, it said.
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The UN headquarters in New York, file photo. [Photo/IC]
The United States has put pressure on allies to ban the use of Huawei 5G kit due to security concerns. The US has accused Huawei of assisting the Chinese government in espionage, though Washington has not provided any evidence, and the company has repeatedly denied the allegation.
The US unilateral action, which initiates a potential trade war with China, and eventually hurts American consumers as the tariffs will be reflected in prices, he said. And it poses threat to the way the global trade system operates because trade disputes were always done in the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and within international rule of law, he said.
The US decision to impose a 25-percent and 10-percent tariff on steel and aluminum imports respectively will "likely lead other countries to follow a similar strategy in other industries and that would be very bad for the global economy," he said.