US-China Relations

The White House trade adviser says the world has come together in countering the communist regime’s economic aggression.

The standoff—rooted in export controls by China and a rare state takeover by the Netherlands—thrusts the auto sector into the center of a chip supply dispute.

Trump said the United States may stop buying cooking oil from China.

The move aims to prevent CCP-controlled companies that pose national security risks from connecting to U.S. telecom networks, the FCC chairman says.

‘We have gone after espionage activities against our main counterparts in China, Russia, and Iran,’ Director Kash Patel said.

‘When you are facing a non-market economy like China, then you have to exercise industrial policies,’ says the Treasury secretary.

The Treasury chief said Beijing’s rare earth export curbs are testing the world’s tolerance.

U.S. officials said Beijing is forcing the world to decouple from China, which would be to the communist country’s detriment.

Experts warn that a Supreme Court ruling against Trump’s tariffs could weaken America’s trade leverage, embolden China, and unsettle markets.

Recent comments from U.S. officials make clear the United States is watching and waiting to see which faction prevails.

Federal prosecutors allege Ashley Tellis took thousands of classified documents and met several times with Chinese regime officials.

Beijing bars the Dutch-owned chipmaker from exporting China-made components, intensifying a dispute over control of semiconductor supply chains.

Jamieson Greer says the outcome hinges on Beijing’s next move, with Washington accusing China of weaponizing minerals and destabilizing markets.

The sanction against five U.S.-linked subsidiaries of Hanwha was imposed on the same day Beijing and Washington implemented port fees on each other’s ships.

The U.S. Treasury chief says Beijing is showing economic weakness and wants to ‘pull everybody else down with them.’

‘We stand with our Philippine allies as they confront China’s dangerous actions which undermine regional stability,’ says a State Department spokesperson.

The Chinese intelligence officer met a Taiwanese soldier through a dating app.

The Treasury secretary said Chinese officials had miscalculated, signaling potential disarray in their ranks.

‘They have the manpower, they are extremely focused ... and leverage AI and technology for maximizing their attacks,’ one expert said.

Beijing is flooding the European Union, Africa, and some “global south” markets with cheap products, customs data show.

The White House trade adviser says the world has come together in countering the communist regime’s economic aggression.

The standoff—rooted in export controls by China and a rare state takeover by the Netherlands—thrusts the auto sector into the center of a chip supply dispute.

Trump said the United States may stop buying cooking oil from China.

The move aims to prevent CCP-controlled companies that pose national security risks from connecting to U.S. telecom networks, the FCC chairman says.

‘We have gone after espionage activities against our main counterparts in China, Russia, and Iran,’ Director Kash Patel said.

‘When you are facing a non-market economy like China, then you have to exercise industrial policies,’ says the Treasury secretary.

The Treasury chief said Beijing’s rare earth export curbs are testing the world’s tolerance.

U.S. officials said Beijing is forcing the world to decouple from China, which would be to the communist country’s detriment.

Experts warn that a Supreme Court ruling against Trump’s tariffs could weaken America’s trade leverage, embolden China, and unsettle markets.

Recent comments from U.S. officials make clear the United States is watching and waiting to see which faction prevails.

Federal prosecutors allege Ashley Tellis took thousands of classified documents and met several times with Chinese regime officials.

Beijing bars the Dutch-owned chipmaker from exporting China-made components, intensifying a dispute over control of semiconductor supply chains.

Jamieson Greer says the outcome hinges on Beijing’s next move, with Washington accusing China of weaponizing minerals and destabilizing markets.

The sanction against five U.S.-linked subsidiaries of Hanwha was imposed on the same day Beijing and Washington implemented port fees on each other’s ships.

The U.S. Treasury chief says Beijing is showing economic weakness and wants to ‘pull everybody else down with them.’

‘We stand with our Philippine allies as they confront China’s dangerous actions which undermine regional stability,’ says a State Department spokesperson.

The Chinese intelligence officer met a Taiwanese soldier through a dating app.

The Treasury secretary said Chinese officials had miscalculated, signaling potential disarray in their ranks.

‘They have the manpower, they are extremely focused ... and leverage AI and technology for maximizing their attacks,’ one expert said.

Beijing is flooding the European Union, Africa, and some “global south” markets with cheap products, customs data show.