28国一周内密集对华施压，涉及8000亿美元贸易，背后真实目的何在

Group 1 - The EU has imposed tariffs of up to 50% on 12 Chinese companies, citing their involvement in oil transactions with Russia, marking a significant escalation in trade tensions [1][3][10] - Mexico has followed suit, imposing high tariffs on over 1,000 Chinese goods, indicating a coordinated effort among multiple countries against China [6][10] - The recent actions involve trade worth over $800 billion, affecting nearly one-third of China's foreign trade, and come after a period of relatively good relations between these countries and China [10][12] Group 2 - The U.S. government has been identified as the driving force behind these sanctions, with Trump reportedly urging the EU to impose 100% tariffs on Chinese goods [12][18] - The EU's response is influenced by internal pressures, including energy crises and inflation, leading to a willingness to align with U.S. strategies against China [16][30] - Mexico's economic dependency on the U.S. complicates its position, as it faces significant pressure to comply with U.S. trade strategies or risk facing tariffs on its exports [18][30] Group 3 - China's response to the sanctions has been measured, involving legal actions and diplomatic efforts to emphasize the importance of strategic autonomy for Europe [22][26] - The ongoing trade tensions highlight the interconnectedness of global supply chains, with potential repercussions for countries that align too closely with U.S. policies [30][32] - The narrative suggests that coercive alliances are unlikely to sustain themselves, as countries weigh their economic interests against political pressures [34][36]