G-7 Leaders to Address Chinese Economic Coercion

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The G-7 summit in Japan is expected to issue a joint statement rejecting the use of economic retaliation against nations over policy disputes and other disagreements, without mentioning any country by name. The statement comes amid concerns among the US and its allies over China's increasing use of "economic coercion" to show its displeasure with other countries.
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