US charges dozens of countries with aiding China to dodge tariffs through transshipment networks
TL;DR
The White House says more than 40 countries participate in a 'Great Transshipment Scam' that hides Chinese goods in shipments to dodge US tariffs, naming the EU, Mexico, Canada, India, Japan, South Korea and several Southeast Asian nations as key enablers. AI-assisted enforcement is being rolled out at borders as part of a broader push, while Democratic-led states sue the tariffs and experts say the administration is pursuing new ways to pressure market access.
- US accuses dozens of countries of helping China avoid Trump’s tariffs Al Jazeera
- White House exposes ‘Transshipment Scam’ costing US up to $26B, points finger at China Fox News
- Trump White House Says China Avoids Billions in Tariffs by Rerouting Goods WSJ
- India in U.S. crosshairs again — White House report cites countries ‘enabling’ China’s tariff evasions The Hindu
- World in Brief: America accuses China of evading tariffs; Zambia suspends vote count The Economist
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