Trump Weighs Chinese Tariffs Amid Complex Ties
US President Donald Trump is contemplating tariffs on China for buying oil from Russia. Vice President J D Vance mentioned that while Trump has considered it, no decision has been made. The US has already imposed high tariffs on India for similar purchases, leading to political tensions.
US President Donald Trump is contemplating the possibility of imposing tariffs on China for purchasing oil from Russia. The consideration comes amid strained international relations, but no final decision has been reached, according to Vice President J D Vance, speaking to Fox News Sunday.
The discussion arises from the imposition of significant tariffs on India for similar purchases. However, Vance noted that the situation with China is more intricate, as Washington's relationship with Beijing affects various geopolitical factors unrelated to Russia.
Despite having already increased tariffs on India to 50% for buying Russian oil, a decision concerning China remains pending. India's government has responded, condemning the new tariffs as 'unfair', while asserting their intent to safeguard national interests.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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