China has announced tariffs ranging from 15 to 25 on US imports, including coal, LNG, and crude oil, in response to Donald Trump’s trade measures. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce condemned the US's unilateral tariff hike, calling it a violation of WTO rules. Meanwhile, China’s market regulators have launched an antitrust investigation into Google, adding further tension. As Trump's 10 tariff takes effect, Beijing warns of additional countermeasures, emphasizing that no one wins in a trade war. The standoff escalates global economic uncertainty amid diplomatic strains.