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Breaking news and analysis on US-China relations, including trade war, talks, and tensions between Washington and Beijing.
Legislation finally being reviewed by Beijing not only addresses power generation and climate change, but also security and self-reliance amid rivalry with West.
Foreign Minister Diana Mondino said ‘Chinese people are all the same’ after her Beijing visit; it’s unclear what she meant by it.
A space station in Argentina, the Hambantota port in Sri Lanka and a naval base in Djibouti are just some examples of half-truths and scaremongering told about “the China threat”.
US Tesla chief, who continues to respect Chinese makers of electric vehicles, not only met Premier Li Qiang but also came away with some good news.
Talks on trade imbalances and Ukraine war await Chinese president as he first heads to France in pursuit of ‘pragmatic’ European policy, then Serbia and Hungary, before returning to host Vladimir Putin.
- First deputy managing director of IMF says creation of trade blocs based on geopolitical relationships with China, US has been detrimental to global growth
- Recommends dialogue and an avoidance of worst-case scenarios, which would harm low-income countries most
The move comes after the tech giant released its first AI-enabled laptop, powered by a new Intel processor.
Taipei’s de facto diplomatic envoy to the US under president-elect William Lai Ching-te also says most on the island ‘prefer the status quo’.
A US law to safeguard its market from products linked to forced labour has not necessarily been effective, a new study using isotope testing suggests.
The Austin-based senior vice-president had previously been based in China, heading the carmaker’s Asia-Pacific operations.
The suit argues that the law violates the US Constitution on a number of grounds, including running afoul of First Amendment free speech protections.
An island-retaking exercise in the far north of the Philippines appears to be in preparation for hostilities breaking out over Taiwan, observers say.
Trump victory likely to spark ‘more conflicts in the economic field’, Tsinghua international relations dean Yan Xuetong tells Hong Kong forum.
The Chinese leader’s attendance at 25th anniversary commemorations is a ‘subtle signal’ to the US and its Western allies, observers said.
Analysts say there has been “a lot of noise” about strained ties but Washington places strategic capital on India as a counterweight to growing Chinese influence.
The outlay, to be done over the next four years, doubles the investment of subsidiary Amazon Web Services in the city state.
Policy aims to stop Washington and its allies falling behind rivals in the tech race in a move that appears to be aimed at Beijing.
The Fujian aircraft carrier’s maiden mission has been deliberately timed to coincide with US-Philippines military drills, analysts say.
New law will require people lobbying on behalf of a foreign government to register that activity publicly. A public inquiry is looking into allegations China meddled in Canadian elections.
A tank-destroying drone known for helping Ukraine push back on Russian advances is getting a major infusion of support.
In this week’s issue of the Global Impact newsletter, we look at how Asian nations have been making moves with an eye on the ever evolving relationship between China and the United States.
China’s overseas vehicle shipments are set to grow at a clip this year, bolstered by surging sales in markets like Southeast Asia and the Middle East, as the country’s heft in manufacturing electric cars goes from strength to strength.
There is no easily identifiable off-ramp for Beijing and Manila on the Second Thomas Shoal, Douglas Paal, unofficial US representative to Taipei from 2002 to 2006, tells the Post.
China’s steel production has increased, but a property market downturn and slowdown in infrastructure spending have seen prices plunge steeply, leading to overcapacity and trade tensions.
Air force chief Frank Kendall conducted a test flight on the Vista plane that went nearly nose to nose with a second human-piloted F-16.
In the face of a potential ban of TikTok in the US, Chinese merchants selling on the platform are preparing for the worst.
Yvette Wang admitted to conspiring with the self-exiled Chinese businessman and others to commit wire fraud and money laundering.
