US-China Relations

‘This is a sign that the Chinese nation is awakening and that the evil communist forces that have entrenched China are disintegrating,’ said Wang Zhiyuan.

Chinese companies and workers face challenges due to rising U.S. tariffs, as Beijing is unwilling to budge.

Beijing’s support of the company ‘is yet another example of China’s empty claims to support peace,’ State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said.

The move is part of the effort to boost shipbuilding in the United States and challenge China’s dominance of the industry.

Potential initial public offering of Chinese electric vehicle battery maker could be one of the year’s biggest.

‘If we don’t [agree], we’re going to have a deal anyway, because we will set a certain target, and that’s going to be it,’ the president says.

Jensen Huang arrived in Beijing at the invitation of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, according to Chinese state-owned television.

‘Drug traffickers are persistent in their attempts to smuggle sedatives such as xylazine into the United States,’ a CBP director said.

The move comes as the Trump administration continues its ‘campaign of maximum economic pressure’ on Tehran.

Michael McMahon was hired as a private investigator and said he was unaware that he was hired by the Chinese communist regime.

China maintains a hardline stance on April 16, demanding that Washington cancel tariffs against China before negotiations.

Washington is reportedly asking countries to ban transshipments, help stop China from dumping cheap goods on the global market, in exchange for tariff cuts.

The defendant ‘put the United States and its citizens in harm’s way,’ according to District Attorney Kelly O. Hayes.

With substantial economic assistance and market access, ’mere state visits won’t change the course of the region,' an analyst said.

Beijing has already employed various familiar tactics from its playbook to retaliate against the United States, including spreading anti-American propaganda.

‘China needs to make a deal with us. We don’t have to make a deal with them,’ the White House said.

Beijing’s escalating trade fight with Washington threatens to deepen its economic woes, but backing down risks the CCP’s hold on power, according to analysts.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that while Chinese diplomats ‘enjoy broad access’ in America, U.S. diplomats cannot travel to Tibetan areas in China.

Prosecutors said the defendant enriched himself via a ‘destructive trade that has brought untold suffering to communities throughout the United States.’

The communist regime may look for alternative ways to offset the impact of U.S. tariffs, such as creating distractions, say China watchers.