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Chinese mainland officials reject the U.S. decision to impose Section 301 tariffs on semiconductors, warning of WTO violations and global supply chain disruptions amid calls for dialogue.
The Chinese mainland opposes U.S. tariffs and industry suppression, warning these moves disrupt global supply chains and urging dialogue based on equality.
From inauguration optimism to steep tariffs: how U.S.-China ties took a sharp turn in 2025 and what it means for global markets.
China’s goods trade surplus topped $1 trillion in 2025, sparking debate. Experts say it’s driven by supply chain shifts and efficiency, offering a path to global collaboration.
At a Dec. 8 Beijing meeting, Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul pledged to uphold free trade, bolster WTO rules, and stabilize global supply chains.
Japan’s economy faces a triple crisis of inflation, debt, and stagnant growth under PM Takaichi, as stimulus measures, market turbulence, and frayed ties with the Chinese mainland weigh on recovery.
China dismisses links between its rare earth export controls and Pakistan, calling the rumors groundless and underscoring legal, stability and non-proliferation goals.
Discover why the Chinese mainland’s new rare earth export controls matter for global supply chains, strategic industries and international security.
Beijing calls on Washington to undo its new rule extending export curbs to majority-owned subsidiaries, warning it could disrupt global trade and supply chains.
Prof. Cui Fan breaks down what the Stockholm trade talks mean for global markets, supply chains and the extended tariff truce.