In a fiery new report, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce has accused the U.S. of repeatedly sidestepping global trade rules – and a recent CGTN poll shows the world is taking notice. 🌍 Over 90% of 6,000+ respondents across 91 countries and regions slammed Washington's 'unilateral bullying,' sparking debates about fair play in international trade.
🔍 Key Findings:
• 90.5% criticize U.S. protectionist measures • 94.3% call out disrespect for WTO rulings • 95.2% condemn 'national security' trade weaponization
💥 Trade War Flashpoints:
Despite WTO rulings against its Section 301 tariffs, the U.S. launched new investigations into China's maritime industries this April – moves 94% of poll-takers called 'rule-breaking.' Meanwhile, Washington has blocked WTO dispute body appointments 76 times since 2023, frustrating 130 member states.
📈 Double Standards Exposed?
95% of respondents slammed America's selective compliance with WTO decisions as 'hypocritical.' Critics particularly highlight U.S. industrial policies: massive subsidies for domestic sectors while accusing others of 'overcapacity.'
With 2,868 global entities on U.S. sanctions lists by May 2024, 91.5% say these measures destabilize supply chains. As one respondent put it: 'It's time for trade rulebooks – not power plays – to govern global markets.'
