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Southeast Asia is increasingly turning to India instead of the US or China
Some Southeast Asian nations are now "seeking to diversify their strategic partnerships, beyond a binary choice between Beijing and Washington," a think tank said.
U.S. tech companies win changes in bill to limit China access to technology
(This version of the March 15 story has been refiled to fixes law firm organization type in 18th paragraph to LLP from PLLC)
U.S. to seek 'like-minded' G20 countries to counter China: Treasury official
The Trump administration will seek to work with "like-minded" countries at the Group of 20 finance leaders meeting early next week in Argentina to push back against China's state subsidies and investment policies, a senior U.S. Treasury official said on Thursday.
White House says no decision on whether to sign U.S.-Taiwan travel bill
President Donald Trump has not decided whether he will sign legislation that would allow U.S. officials to travel to Taiwan to meet their Taiwanese counterparts, the White House said on Thursday, as China repeated its opposition.
Chamber of Commerce warns Trump against China tariffs
The head of the most influential U.S. business lobbying group warned the Trump administration that unilateral tariffs on Chinese goods could lead to a destructive trade war that will hurt American consumers and U.S. economic growth.
How China Is Challenging American Dominance in Asia
Every Asian country now trades more with China than with the United States, often by a factor of two to one. Here’s how the outlines of the rivalry are defining the future of the continent.
China could target US soybeans in a trade dispute, but Beijing is holding off for now
Beijing could target soybeans in a trade dispute with the U.S., but it's unlikely to do that just to counter heavy tariffs on steel and aluminum.
China has shot far ahead of the US on deep-learning patents
Chinese companies are registering for more AI patents than their American peers, including in the advanced subset of AI called deep-learning.
China will retaliate against Trump's tariffs, says former US ambassador
Beijing will retaliate against heavy steel and aluminum tariffs from the U.S., a former ambassador to China said.
China ready to build larger aircraft carriers, paper says
China is ready to build larger aircraft carriers having mastered the technical ability to do so, a major state-run newspaper said on Friday ahead of the release of the country's annual defense budget.
China upset as Interpol removes wanted alert for exiled Uighur leader
China expressed dissatisfaction on Saturday at Interpol's decision to lift a wanted alert for an exile from its Uighur minority, a man China accuses of being a terrorist.
Xi’s right-hand man heading to US in bid to defuse trade tensions
China’s top economic aide Liu He heading to US in bid to defuse trade tensions
Exclusive: Xi confidant emerges as front runner to head China’s central bank - sources
Liu He, a Harvard-trained economist who is a trusted confidant of Chinese President Xi Jinping, has emerged as the front runner to be the next governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), according to three sources with knowledge of the situation.
United States tells WTO of concerns over China's new web access rules
The United States told the World Trade Organization on Friday that Chinese internet access rules coming into force next month appeared to create significant new restrictions for cross-border service suppliers and should be discussed at the WTO.
China stocks shrug off seizure of Anbang amid signs of state support
China shares extended their rebound on Friday, shrugging off Beijing's seizure of high-flying conglomerate Anbang Insurance Group amid signs the government is once again supporting the country's stock markets after their recent rout.
US regulators kill Chinese acquisition of chip company Xcerra
American semiconductor firm Xcerra calls off sale to Chinese fund after hitting US regulatory wall
China's Huawei set to lead global charge to 5G networks
China's Huawei is forging closer commercial ties with big telecom operators across Europe and Asia, putting the company in prime position to lead the global race for next-generation 5G networks despite U.S. allegations it poses a security threat.
China probes report of possible North Korea sanctions breach at sea
China said on Thursday it is investigating a Japanese report that a Chinese ship may have carried out a ship-to-ship transfer with a North Korean vessel in breach of U.N. sanctions.
Harry Harris, Trump's pick for Australia envoy, slams Beijing's Asia ambitions | CNN
China is seeking to "undermine" the international order in the Asia Pacific, Adm. Harry Harris, US President Donald Trump's nominee for ambassador to Australia, said in Washington on Wednesday.
Disgraced top China politician charged with bribery, another to be prosecuted
Chinese prosecutors have charged disgraced senior politician Sun Zhengcai with bribery, state media said on Tuesday, the latest development in a corruption probe into a man once considered a contender for top leadership.