China has firmly dismissed U.S. allegations about the existence of overseas \"police stations,\" calling the claims \"baseless\" and counterproductive to bilateral cooperation. The rebuke comes after Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued executive orders targeting these alleged facilities, which Chinese officials say are pure fiction.
🔥 The Backstory
Last week, Abbott claimed the Chinese government operates \"police service stations\" globally, including in Texas. But Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning shot back: \"These so-called stations do not exist. U.S. officials should focus on fostering collaboration, not spreading misinformation.\"
💼 Trade Tensions in Focus
Mao stressed that China-U.S. trade partnerships have long benefited both sides, with Chinese investments creating jobs and boosting U.S. economic growth. She warned against \"politicizing trade issues,\" saying it undermines trust in America's market stability. 🔄
🌍 What’s Next?
China urged U.S. leaders to prioritize dialogue over confrontation. As tech rivalries and tariffs dominate headlines, this latest spat adds fuel to the fire. Will cooler heads prevail? Stay tuned.
