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China’s warning of international legal action over terminated Venezuelan contracts marks a new phase in geopolitical lawfare. This article explores how arbitration mechanisms, investment treaties, and selective legal compliance are being weaponized to pressure the United States while exposing China’s contradiction on UNCLOS and international rulings.

The recent U.S. Federal Appeals Court ruling striking down the Trump administration’s tariffs as unconstitutional marks a turning point in American trade and legal history. This landmark judgment not only challenges executive overreach in economic policy but also raises critical questions about the future of global trade, constitutional checks and balances, and America’s role in international commerce.