US-China Relations

Washington and Beijing signed the agreement in 1984.

The deal still needs approval of two countries’ leaders.

On his way to Asia for a week-long regional trip, Trump gave a sweeping list of issues he hopes to raise with the Chinese leader.

The lawmakers called the Chinese Communist Party the ‘world’s largest hostage-taker.’

Findings that China failed to uphold its commitments may result in tariffs or other penalties.

The U.S. president said he plans to raise the issue with Chinese leader Xi Jinping next week.

By imposing rare earth controls, China is ‘firing a loaded gun’ into U.S. economy, said the lawmaker.

The president’s meeting with Xi will be the last event on his schedule before he returns to Washington from his trip to Asia.

The former CEO in 2023 entered a guilty plea and agreed to step down as the CEO of Binance as part of a $4.3 billion settlement.

Trump also said he wanted to talk with the Chinese leader about how to end the war in Ukraine, ‘whether it’s through oil or energy or anything else.’

The probe appears to target U.S. analog chipmakers, including Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, Broadcom, and ON Semiconductor.

Restrictions on aircraft engines are also on the table, the Treasury secretary said.

Greer said Beijing’s rare earth restrictions were an ‘incredibly aggressive’ move that the global community won’t accept.

The U.S. call is primarily a symbolic political gesture, and the two countries are moving from a tariff war to a long standoff over rules, said analysts.

The Senate energy committee chairman’s comments came at an event scrutinizing a recent critical minerals report from the International Energy Agency.

‘Attempts at intimidation will not stop the United States from rebuilding its shipbuilding base,’ Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said.

An elderly woman was tortured until she vomited blood for refusing to renounce her faith, and passed away in September.

They criticized the Chinese regime’s human rights abuses and pushed for tougher U.S. responses.

‘It is a national security investment to detangle our supply chains from Communist China,’ the senators said.

‘I don’t want them to play the rare earth game with us,’ Trump told reporters.

Washington and Beijing signed the agreement in 1984.

The deal still needs approval of two countries’ leaders.

On his way to Asia for a week-long regional trip, Trump gave a sweeping list of issues he hopes to raise with the Chinese leader.

The lawmakers called the Chinese Communist Party the ‘world’s largest hostage-taker.’

Findings that China failed to uphold its commitments may result in tariffs or other penalties.

The U.S. president said he plans to raise the issue with Chinese leader Xi Jinping next week.

By imposing rare earth controls, China is ‘firing a loaded gun’ into U.S. economy, said the lawmaker.

The president’s meeting with Xi will be the last event on his schedule before he returns to Washington from his trip to Asia.

The former CEO in 2023 entered a guilty plea and agreed to step down as the CEO of Binance as part of a $4.3 billion settlement.

Trump also said he wanted to talk with the Chinese leader about how to end the war in Ukraine, ‘whether it’s through oil or energy or anything else.’

The probe appears to target U.S. analog chipmakers, including Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, Broadcom, and ON Semiconductor.

Restrictions on aircraft engines are also on the table, the Treasury secretary said.

Greer said Beijing’s rare earth restrictions were an ‘incredibly aggressive’ move that the global community won’t accept.

The U.S. call is primarily a symbolic political gesture, and the two countries are moving from a tariff war to a long standoff over rules, said analysts.

The Senate energy committee chairman’s comments came at an event scrutinizing a recent critical minerals report from the International Energy Agency.

‘Attempts at intimidation will not stop the United States from rebuilding its shipbuilding base,’ Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said.

An elderly woman was tortured until she vomited blood for refusing to renounce her faith, and passed away in September.

They criticized the Chinese regime’s human rights abuses and pushed for tougher U.S. responses.

‘It is a national security investment to detangle our supply chains from Communist China,’ the senators said.

‘I don’t want them to play the rare earth game with us,’ Trump told reporters.