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U.S. accuses China of playing blame game in white paper response

By Bloomberg
05 June 2019   |   12:53 pm
The U.S. is now “disappointed” in the White Paper released by China that outlines its views on the trade dispute. A statement from the Trump administration accused China of playing the blame game and misrepresenting the dispute.

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