China threatens WTO action against Trump's tariff

Beijing said Sunday that trade wars have "no winners" after President Donald Trump announced a further 10 percent hike on Chinese exports to the US. "There are no winners in a trade war or tariff war," China's foreign ministry said, adding that the additional duties would "inevitably affect and damage future bilateral cooperation on drug control". “The US’s unilateral tariff hikes severely violate World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules,” it added. China says it will file a lawsuit at the World Trade Organization over the tariffs, arguing that the United States' “unilateral imposition” "seriously violates WTO rules.”
Reacting to Donald Trump's claim of manufacture and export fentanyl, China's foreign ministry says that the opioid drug “America's problem”. China also addressed concerns over fentanyl, a synthetic opioid linked to overdose deaths in the US. It said Beijing has taken strong steps to control the drug and has cooperated with Washington.Beijing warned that additional tariffs could affect future cooperation on counternarcotics efforts. "China calls on the US to correct its wrongdoings, maintain the hard-won positive dynamics in the counternarcotics cooperation, and promote the steady, sound and sustainable development of the China-US relationship," the foreign ministry said.  China's commerce ministry says that it firmly opposes Trump's decision to impose 10% tariffs on goods from China. It urges the United States to engage in frank dialogue and strengthen cooperation.