Davos 2026: China’s Vice Premier Urges Against ‘Law of the Jungle’
At Davos 2026, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng warned against reverting to a ‘law of the jungle,’ urging fair trade rules and multilateral cooperation.
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At Davos 2026, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng warned against reverting to a ‘law of the jungle,’ urging fair trade rules and multilateral cooperation.
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