Xi Jinping Strikes Back: China Claims Victory and Warns U.S. Against 'Bullying' After Trade Truce

Following a temporary trade deal with the United States, Chinese President Xi Jinping has publicly criticized what he calls 'bullying' and 'hegemonism,' warning that such tactics lead to isolation. Chinese state media and analysts are portraying the agreement as a win for Beijing, especially after the U.S. rolled back several tariffs. Xi also addressed broader issues, urging the U.S. to stop blaming China for the fentanyl crisis and calling for expanded cooperation with Latin America, particularly in technology and trade. The remarks signal China's intent to strengthen global alliances and resist U.S. pressure. Overall, China is positioning itself as a leader against protectionism and unilateralism in global trade.