内容摘要：Together those trade barriers helped to bring the goods the US imported from China down from a 21% share of America's total imports in 2016 to 13% last year.

Together those trade barriers helped to bring the goods the US imported from China down from a 21% share of America's total imports in 2016 to 13% last year.

"I call on my country, its leaders and my fellow citizens to renounce vengeance and to write its next history with harmony and humanity," Mr Bongo added, pledging never to pose any threat or trouble during the country's transition.US President Donald Trump has urged Americans to trust in his sweeping tariffs, which have spooked markets and threaten to upend global trade, urging them: "Don't be a PANICAN (A new party based on Weak and Stupid people!)."

He did not clarify who he meant by the term, which he coined in a post on his Truth Social platform on Monday.The word "PANICAN" could be a portmanteau of "panic" and "Americans", although an alternative theory suggests that it combines "panic" and "Republicans".A growing number of influential voices within Trump's Republican Party have joined opposing Democrats and foreign leaders in attacking Trump's trade policies, while his officials stand by them.

Trump himself has sought to justify his global programme of tariffs - import taxes - by claiming the US has long been the victim of unfair trading practices, and by vowing that his plan will bring jobs and manufacturing to American shores.In Monday's online post, he wrote: "The United States has a chance to do something that should have been done DECADES AGO. Don't be Weak! Don't be Stupid! Don't be a PANICAN (A new party based on Weak and Stupid people!)."

He went on: "Be Strong, Courageous, and Patient, and GREATNESS will be the result!"

Although he was reposted by a vocal ally - Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene - Trump has also received some dissent from certain key supporters, including business figures and a top conservative commentator.A public inquiry held in the aftermath found there were "no villains" and only human beings who made mistakes.

However, making its application, Phoenix Law said there had been an "irregularity of proceedings in the original inquest" which had not commented on or addressed "substantial issues" including the cause of the fire.The firm said there was "substantial fresh evidence which was not heard at the original inquest or commission which call into question the central conclusions", suggesting the forensic analysis of the time was now "unreliable".

A spokesman also said several experts had provided written support for a fresh investigation into the fire "on the premise that there have been significant developments within the forensic science on how fires are investigated".He said they had pointed to the