Sean Tseng

Sens. Kevin Cramer and Mark Warner want to add $70 billion to EXIM’s lending authority to finance U.S. mines and processing.

While allowing other countries in, strict legal and financial conditions are designed to keep Washington firmly in control.

The retailer is adjusting how it operates in the Chinese market rather than pulling back entirely.

Ding Linwei’s conviction is one of several recent U.S. trade secret cases prosecutors have linked to China’s ‘talent program’ recruitment efforts.

Treasury says the yuan is ‘substantially undervalued’ and warns limited transparency won’t avert a future designation if Beijing resists appreciation.

Chen’s sudden repatriation suggests the CCP moved urgently to keep him from falling into foreign custody.

The U.S. military operation redirects Venezuela’s oil to Washington, imperiling China’s loans-for-crude agreements and the refineries that depended on it.

The success of a lightning-fast raid on Caracas raises new doubts about Chinese military capabilities, a military analyst said.

Mexico’s new tariffs signal a broader shift as countries tighten origin rules and enforcement to curb China’s rampant trade abuses.

Rights activist Chen Guangcheng warns China’s menstrual surveillance could fuel local birth targets and deepen state control over women’s reproductive lives.

Sens. Kevin Cramer and Mark Warner want to add $70 billion to EXIM’s lending authority to finance U.S. mines and processing.

While allowing other countries in, strict legal and financial conditions are designed to keep Washington firmly in control.

The retailer is adjusting how it operates in the Chinese market rather than pulling back entirely.

Ding Linwei’s conviction is one of several recent U.S. trade secret cases prosecutors have linked to China’s ‘talent program’ recruitment efforts.

Treasury says the yuan is ‘substantially undervalued’ and warns limited transparency won’t avert a future designation if Beijing resists appreciation.

Chen’s sudden repatriation suggests the CCP moved urgently to keep him from falling into foreign custody.

The U.S. military operation redirects Venezuela’s oil to Washington, imperiling China’s loans-for-crude agreements and the refineries that depended on it.

The success of a lightning-fast raid on Caracas raises new doubts about Chinese military capabilities, a military analyst said.

Mexico’s new tariffs signal a broader shift as countries tighten origin rules and enforcement to curb China’s rampant trade abuses.

Rights activist Chen Guangcheng warns China’s menstrual surveillance could fuel local birth targets and deepen state control over women’s reproductive lives.