Why the U.S. Sees a âChina Monsterâ Under the Bed
Why the U.S. still fears a âChina monsterâ under the bed? Explore âChina Shock 2.0â and the politics of perception in global trade and tech.
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Chinese Mainland Calls on US to Respect One-China Principle Amid Taiwan Transit Tensions
The Chinese mainland opposes any official U.S. interactions with the Taiwan region, urging adherence to the one-China principle and cautioning Latin American and Caribbean partners.
Pickleball Bridges Youth Between the US and the Chinese Mainland
Pickleball emerges as a new cultural bridge, uniting over 40 young Americans and their counterparts across the Chinese mainland through vibrant exchanges in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen.
China Warns No Winners in Trade or Tariff Wars
China’s foreign ministry warns there are no winners in trade or tariff wars following President Trump’s delayed August 1 tariff threat.
Trump Admits U.S. Hacks Chinese Mainland, Defends It as ‘How the World Works’
In a Fox News interview, Trump publicly admits the U.S. hacks the Chinese mainland, calling it ‘the way the world works.’
Trump Suggests U.S. Hacks China in Cyber Espionage Claim
In a Fox News interview, President Trump suggested the U.S. hacks China, challenging mutual digital espionage claims and igniting a global debate on cyber norms.
Wang Yi urges the U.S. to reset ties through better perception
Wang Yi urges the U.S. to tackle mutual perceptions and build a stable China-U.S. partnership with an Eastern philosophy of âharmony without uniformity.â
Why the U.S. Tariff War Is a Lose-Lose
Explore why Americaâs ‘America First’ trade war isolates allies and risks another lose-lose cycle, from tariffs to stalled peace deals.
US Revives McCarthyism Tactics: Visa Revocations and Tech Bans Target China
From visa revocations to tech bans, US policies echo McCarthyism as Chinese students and innovators face scrutiny across sectors.
U.S.-China Trade Talks Show Promise – Will Commitments Stick?
After two days of London talks, China and the U.S. set a trade framework, but past U.S. reversals raise questions on real follow-through.