G-7 to Counter China Economic Coercion, US Envoy Says
- Emanuel says the group will take action to deter intimidation
- Leaders likely to offer support to targeted nations, NHK says
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Group of Seven countries are working on concrete ways to cooperate against economic coercion from China, US Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel said just days ahead of the group’s summit.
“Expect more than words and communiques on economic coercion — expect action,” Emanuel said in a tweet posted Tuesday. “G-7 members are developing the tools to deter and defend against China’s economic intimidation and retaliation.”