The move comes after the U.S. government eliminated the use of the “de minimis” rule for Chinese goods amid Trump’s tariff war.
Warren I. Cohen, leading scholar of U.S.-China relations, dies at 90
A preeminent expert on diplomatic history, he illuminated the complex, evolving American relationship with Asia.
3 Uyghurs who were detained in Thailand for over a decade have been resettled in Canada
Three Uyghur men who had spent over a decade in Thai detention were safely resettled in Canada in April, Thai lawmakers and activists confirmed, after 40 other Uyghurs were sent to China in February, …
Trump’s New Sanctions Threat Looks Past Iran to Target China
Beijing is by far the biggest remaining buyer of Iranian oil and refined products after most other customers have pulled out amid crippling sanctions.
Trump’s China tariffs aren’t temporary negotiating tools — they’re divorce papers
Trump’s tariffs aren’t about coaxing Chinese carmakers to Detroit or selling American fighter jets to Beijing. They’re about locking China out. Wall Street claims that President Donald Trump can …
China says it’s evaluating possible trade talks with the US
China says it is “currently assessing” proposals by the United States to begin trade talks, in a subtle tone shift that could open the door for negotiations.
Temu stops shipments from China as Trump axes trade loophole
Its US website has shifted to offer only what it calls “local” items – or products that were shipped overseas in bulk and stored in US warehouses in a mad dash to beat the tariffs.
CIA makes recruiting push for spies in China
The CIA is stepping up its recruiting efforts in China, releasing two videos that appeal to government officials who might be open to partnering with the spy agency.
Wall Street stocks buoyed by strong economic data, possible U.S.-China trade talks
By Chibuike Oguh and Sruthi Shankar NEW YORK (Reuters) -Wall Street stocks advanced on Friday, notching the second straight week of gains, helped by strong economic data and potential easing of trade tensions between the U.
Japan Will Act if Tariffs Fuel Surge in Chinese Imports, Says Finance Minister
Tokyo will act in response to any surge in Chinese imports if U.S. tariffs push unsold goods onto global markets, Japan’s finance minister said. “China’s production capacity is considerably in excess …