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We must face China together, new U.S. envoy to Brussels tells EU
The United States and the European Union must overcome their trade disputes and stand up to China's "economic aggression" together, U.S. President Donald Trump's new ambassador to the European Union said on Friday.
US businesses say China makes things great, again and again
In thousands of pages of transcripts, US firms says no other country can make stuff of the quality and volume that China can.
China to increase export tax rebates on 397 products
China said on Friday it will increase export tax rebates for 397 items ranging from some steel products to electronic ones, in a bid to boost prospects for shipments amid its trade war with the United States.
African swine fever in China almost certain to spread in Asia: FAO
The African swine fever spreading rapidly in China is "here to stay", the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization said on Friday, adding that it was almost certain to spread to other Asian countries.
Amid trade row, China to allow soybean imports from Ethiopia
China will start allowing soybean imports from Ethiopia, customs authorities said on Friday, as the world's top importer seeks to reduce its reliance on supplies of the oilseed from the United States amid a trade row with Washington.
Political resistance isn't stopping Chinese investors from snapping up property around the world
Mainland Chinese buyers are expected to buy up an increasing amount of overseas real estate this year — even despite political resistance and sensitivity about such investments around the world.
U.S. and India, Wary of China, Agree to Strengthen Military Ties (Published 2018)
The agreement allows the sale of high-tech American weaponry to India. The two countries are trying to curb China’s growing influence.
China using LinkedIn to recruit Americans, claims US spy catcher
The foreign ministry in Beijing described the accusation as ‘complete nonsense’.
China's agriculture ministry says containment of African swine fever complex and serious
China's agriculture ministry said prevention and containment of African swine fever is complex and serious, according to a statement released on the ministry's website on Friday.
China suffers first three-month export dip since 2016 as tariffs bite
Indicator of the export sector’s health shows lowest reading since China-US trade tensions escalated.
'Urgency' for Asia Pacific mega trade deal as the US mulls $200 billion tariffs on China
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP, would account for about one-third of the global economy when it's completed.
For a 'house church' in Beijing, CCTV cameras and eviction
The Zion church in Beijing, one of the city's largest unofficial Protestant "house" churches, has operated with relative freedom for years, hosting hundreds of worshippers every weekend in an expansive, specially renovated hall in north Beijing.
US-China trade war is poised to intensify: 'Both sides think they have the upper hand'
The U.S. and China will continue their current standoff in the trade war as there is just not "enough pain" for either side to back off, an expert said on Monday.
Exit the Dragon? Germany gets tough on Chinese investment
A China-led wave of company acquisitions has seen Berlin grow leery of granting market access to foreign investors. But fears of an exodus of tech know-how are balanced by a desire to do business on the mainland.
Taiwan, US seek closer military ties – and it may start with aid efforts
Tsai Ing-wen calls for ‘normalisation’ of arms sales as Taiwan, US seek closer military ties
US officials are warned about China’s efforts to stifle dissent abroad
Report points to the ‘co-opting of ethnic Chinese living outside China’ and targeting by intelligence services.
Will Art Become a Casualty of the U.S.-China Trade War? (Published 2018)
The Trump administration’s proposed 25 percent import duty on artworks that originated in China has alarmed museums, collectors and dealers.
India, China agree to expand military ties after defense talks
India and China have agreed to expand their military ties and enhance interaction to ensure peace on their common border, India said after a meeting between the old rivals' defense ministers.
Flying the South China Sea: Snooping and cinnamon buns | CNN
One by one, the naval aviators and journalists lost contact with the outside world, dropping our cell phones into a large black bag.
China tariffs are ‘a bed tax, a light tax, an everything tax’, US warned
Tariffs are a hidden tax on American consumers, Walmart, Apple and other retail giants tell US trade panel
