Trump Likely to Slap Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum

The video discusses the rising trade tensions between the US and China, highlighting the presence of a top Chinese economic adviser in Washington to ease these tensions. It also covers China's potential retaliatory measures and the investigation into US agricultural imports. The second part focuses on President Xi's political maneuvers to extend his term, which could strengthen his position in dealing with the US but may also undermine China's global stance as a rule-based system advocate.

What are the potential risks associated with the announcement mentioned in the text?

What expectations are there regarding concessions from the Chinese economic adviser?

What actions has China already taken in response to trade tensions?

How might President Xi's political changes affect his dealings with President Trump?

In what ways could China's internal political changes impact its global stance?