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U.S.-China trade tensions are heating up again. Washington and Beijing slapped tit-for-tat port call fees on each other's ships. The move significantly impacts the trade volume between Asia and North America.
<h2>US Ports Start Charging Chinese Ships Fees</h2>
The new U.S. policy, which took effect on Tuesday, is designed to deter customers from using Chinese ships.

The move is an attempt to challenge China's dominance in shipbuilding while boosting the United States' own production.

China strongly opposes the move, matching U.S. port call fees with its own in order to target vessels tied to the United States.

But last year's data show more than half of the world's commercial ships are made in China, while U.S. vessels account for less than 1 percent—so the U.S. policy would impact China much more than the other way around.
<h2>Beijing Sanctions 5 US Firms Under South Korean Shipbuilder</h2>
Beijing sanctioned five U.S. subsidiaries of a South Korea shipbuilder, and the decision went into effect immediately.

The move escalated tensions between Beijing and Washington, and also impacted Beijing's relations with neighboring South Korea.

It's worth noting President Donald Trump and Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping are expected to fly to South Korea for their first bilateral meeting this year in less than three weeks.

Casey Fleming, CEO of BlackOps Partners Corporation and national security adviser, shared his insights on how South Korea and its companies may react to Beijing's threats.

"That's difficult, because the South Korean government and the South Korean economy is definitely tied to the U.S., but they're also more and more tied to the CCP. So it's going to be very delicate for them. They might go in halfway. They may stage their response. But right now they, in their mind, they have to serve two masters," Fleming said. "The other thing is, inside of South Korea, they've moved pretty far down the road on the communist dial."
<h2>EU: China's Restrictions Halt Production, Hurt Trust</h2>
Tensions between China and European countries are also rising after Beijing rolled out its rare earth restrictions.

The EU trade chief on Tuesday called Beijing's restrictions "unjustified," saying they are causing many problems for the European economy.

The Danish foreign minister stressed that the move has already forced some European factories to halt production. He highlighted how this is causing real economic harm and hurting trust.

Now, EU officials are calling for tough measures to respond to China's move, and they are looking to discuss solutions at the upcoming G7 meeting.

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