US-China Trade War Escalates as Tariffs Spark Rare Earths Showdown
US slaps 100% tariffs on Chinese imports from Nov 1. China tightens rare earth controls and port fees, fuelling a global supply chain standoff.
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Chinese Mainland Adds 3 U.S. Firms to Unreliable Entity List
Ministry of Commerce of the Chinese mainland has placed three U.S. firms on its unreliable entity list, banning them from trade and new investments over ties with the Taiwan region.
Xi, Trump Hold Phone Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump held phone talks on Friday, marking the latest exchange in high-level U.S.-China dialogue.
TikTok: The New Linchpin in China-U.S. Negotiations
From Madrid negotiations to market buzz, TikTok has become a strategic lever in China-U.S. talks, signaling both progress and the challenges ahead in tech and trade relations.
China Pushes Back on US Tariff Threats Over Russian Oil Purchases
China opposes a US push for 50–100% tariffs on its Russian oil purchases, calling it economic coercion and urging dialogue to protect global trade.
TikTok Tensions: U.S. Security Fears vs. Global Digital Trade
The TikTok saga exposes deeper global trade and security tensions as Washington and Beijing clash over data and digital rules.
Why Spain Trade Talks Hold the Key to a Fragile Global Economy
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng meets U.S. officials in Spain as tariff threats and tech restrictions loom, with global stakes in a fragile world economy at play.
Chinese Mainland Launches Chip Discrimination Probe into U.S. Measures
The Chinese mainland Ministry of Commerce has launched an anti-discrimination probe into U.S. integrated circuit measures, a move that could reshape global chip trade and tech partnerships.
US Calls for Deeper Recognition of China’s WWII Role
US residents praise China’s 80th anniversary commemoration of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance, urging US schools to broaden and balance global WWII narratives.
China’s Commerce Ministry Denounces U.S. VEU Cut for Semiconductor Firms
China’s Commerce Ministry warns the U.S. removal of VEU authorizations for Intel, Samsung and SK Hynix could disrupt global semiconductor supply chains.