Trump dissatisfied with coronavirus pandemic, new Hong Kong security law, treatment of Uighurs
On 15 January, the US and China signed the Phase One deal of a broader trade agreement, marking a breakthrough in the longstanding trade war. However, in recent months Trump has repeatedly said he “no longer felt good” about the arrangement due to the spread of the coronavirus, which he blames on Beijing.
US President Donald Trump is “not in a good mood” about China, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told Fox Business.
Kudlow explained that as far as China is concerned, Trump is dissatisfied with the coronavirus pandemic, the new Hong Kong security law, and the treatment of the Uighurs.
However, he also struck a more positive tone, saying that the two nations are still part of the first phase of the trade agreement.
