China condemned tariffs launched or threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump at a World Trade Organization meeting on Tuesday, warning that such "tariff shocks" threaten to upend the global trading system and could risk a global recession.

While Trump's tariffs will disrupt global supply chains, they may also create new opportunities for China-Canada trade.

The State Department has removed a line from a fact sheet saying Washington doesn't support Taiwan's independence, angering Beijing.

China has called for a debate at the World Trade Organization on "trade turbulence" and how the global trade watchdog should respond in an apparent reference to tariffs launched or threatened by the United States.

China is starting to see a rebound in its M&A scene as government stimulus measures start to bear fruit and pressure from Donald Trump's tariffs mounts.

The sweeping tariffs threatened or already imposed by US President Donald Trump risk triggering inflation, market distortions, and even a global recession, China said Tuesday at the World Trade Organization.