Daily Mail: 'America is a serious threat to the world!' Chinese state newspaper says the US is using its 'stupid' trade policies to harm global economy as Trump arrives in Britain for a state visit
* The Chinese propaganda was published on the day Trump landed in the UK
* It said the U.S. was 'a serious threat to the peaceful development of the world'
* Beijing yesterday blamed Washington for the failure of trade war talks in a report
* Trump and Melania will be in Britain until Wednesday before travelling to Ireland
A Chinese state-run newspaper today accused the U.S. of being a threat to the world amid an intensifying trade war between Washington and Beijing and as Donald Trump arrived in Britain on a state visit.
The propaganda by Communist Party's mouthpiece People's Daily said the Trump administration tried to reply on hegemony to 'Make America Great Again'.
'[It] was not only a serious misjudgement, but also a serious threat to the peaceful development of the world,' wrote the piece published hours before Trump's Air Force One touched down in London.
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