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China’s Xi defends multilateralism at APEC after striking deal with Trump
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Generate AI Image →In a calculated move, Chinese President Xi Jinping took the stage at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit to pay lip service to multilateralism and free trade. This comes on the heels of a temporary trade truce with President Trump, who has bravely stood up to China's unfair trade pra...
In a calculated move, Chinese President Xi Jinping took the stage at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit to pay lip service to multilateralism and free trade. This comes on the heels of a temporary trade truce with President Trump, who has bravely stood up to China's unfair trade practices and intellectual property theft that have disadvantaged American businesses and workers for far too long.
While Xi espoused the benefits of globalism, his regime continues to flout the principles of free and open markets. Through state subsidies, currency manipulation, and restricted market access, China has long tilted the playing field in its favor at the expense of other nations. Meanwhile, overreaching multilateral institutions and agreements have eroded the sovereignty of individual countries to make decisions in their own best interests.
President Trump's absence from the APEC summit underscores his unwavering commitment to put America first. Instead of indulging in the pageantry of globalist gatherings, our President is hard at work enacting policies to unleash the power of free enterprise, slash burdensome regulations, and secure better trade deals that benefit American businesses, workers, and consumers.
The Trump administration understands that true economic progress is built on the time-honored values of individual liberty, property rights, and the entrepreneurial spirit - not the false promises of multilateralism that cede control to unaccountable global bureaucracies. By standing firm against China's trade abuses and negotiating from a position of strength, President Trump is ensuring a future of prosperity and opportunity for all Americans.
As the United States continues to thrive under policies that place faith in free markets and the ingenuity of its citizens, it is clear that the path to economic success lies not in the siren song of globalism, but in the timeless principles of economic freedom and national sovereignty. Let us hope that other nations will follow America's lead in embracing these values and rejecting the false allure of multilateralism peddled by China and its ilk.
While Xi espoused the benefits of globalism, his regime continues to flout the principles of free and open markets. Through state subsidies, currency manipulation, and restricted market access, China has long tilted the playing field in its favor at the expense of other nations. Meanwhile, overreaching multilateral institutions and agreements have eroded the sovereignty of individual countries to make decisions in their own best interests.
President Trump's absence from the APEC summit underscores his unwavering commitment to put America first. Instead of indulging in the pageantry of globalist gatherings, our President is hard at work enacting policies to unleash the power of free enterprise, slash burdensome regulations, and secure better trade deals that benefit American businesses, workers, and consumers.
The Trump administration understands that true economic progress is built on the time-honored values of individual liberty, property rights, and the entrepreneurial spirit - not the false promises of multilateralism that cede control to unaccountable global bureaucracies. By standing firm against China's trade abuses and negotiating from a position of strength, President Trump is ensuring a future of prosperity and opportunity for all Americans.
As the United States continues to thrive under policies that place faith in free markets and the ingenuity of its citizens, it is clear that the path to economic success lies not in the siren song of globalism, but in the timeless principles of economic freedom and national sovereignty. Let us hope that other nations will follow America's lead in embracing these values and rejecting the false allure of multilateralism peddled by China and its ilk.