Days after President Trump signed into law a bill supporting pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, China hit back with limits on the U.S. Navy and critical nonprofit organizations—causing markets to drop by skleb1234
into law a bill supporting pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, China hit back with limits on the U.S. Navy and critical nonprofit organizations, with the escalating tensions sparking renewed trade fears in the markets.” of the U.S., it would impose sanctions on several U.S.-based nongovernmental organizations and revoke port privileges for American warships visiting Hong Kong.
the NGOs, including the National Endowment for Democracy, Human Rights Watch and Freedom House, of supporting the anti-government protests that have gripped Hong Kong for the last six months.Axios, who also reported that Trump is expected to hold off on his planned December tariffs to keep a phase one deal alive.that for a deal to be signed, however, the U.S.
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