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Taiwan leader tells US scholars Beijing’s ‘bullying’ is to blame for tensions
Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen tells visiting US scholars Beijing’s ‘bullying’ is to blame for tensions
China's Hainan says will partly lift 'Great Firewall' to lure foreign tourists
China's southern province of Hainan will offer foreigners unrestricted internet access to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube as part of new incentives to boost tourism.
China Takes an Edge in Stocks to a Trade War
Its market appears better situated to withstand an assault.
Suspected Chinese lasers target US aircraft over the Pacific, US military source says | CNN Politics
Lasers have been used to target US aerial operations in the Pacific, with 20 incidents recorded since September of last year, according to a US military official.
Beijing Is Holding U.S. Citizens ‘Hostage’ in China
Exit bans are a new tool in China’s global coercion campaign.
China's tariffs on U.S. oil would disrupt $1 billion monthly business
China's threat to impose duties on U.S. oil imports will hit a business that has soared in the last two years, and which is now worth almost $1 billion per month.
America's booming bourbon business caught in the crosshairs of Trump's trade war
"This is a symbolic target on American culture because bourbon is so intertwined with who we are," a whiskey collector tells CNBC.
New US ‘ambassador’ to Taipei could provide clues to US-Taiwan ties
United States unveiled its new de facto embassy – the American Institute of Taiwan – last week, but has yet to appoint its chief.
China’s trade tariffs hit Trump heartland where it hurts
China tariffs hit Trump heartland where it hurts – in American agriculture and energy
Chinese man arrested when he attends US immigration interview
Xiu Qing You, a 39-year-old Queens, New York resident, is in a New Jersey detention facility
Wall Street builds immunity to trade war rhetoric
Fears of tariffs and a potential global trade war have jostled U.S. stocks over the past few months, but there is a sense among investors that the market is taking the drum beat of rhetoric and statements more in stride.
Stock Investors Shrug Off an Intensifying Trade War (Published 2018)
Even as the U.S. and China imposed tariffs on each other, the stock market yawned — the latest example of investors dismissing political turmoil.
Chinese regulators approve Qualcomm’s purchase of NXP, sources say
The ruling clears an antitrust roadblock caused by trade tensions between the US and Beijing.
Philippines asks China to stop coast guard from taking fishermen's catch in Scarborough
The Philippines said on Monday it has asked Beijing to stop the Chinese coast guard from taking the catch of Filipino fishermen in the disputed Scarborough Shoal, describing such actions as unacceptable.
Two photos that perfectly sum up the state of global leadership in 2018
While Donald Trump clashed with leaders at the G7 summit, Xi Jinping drank happily with Russia’s Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting.
China warns citizens in Vietnam after protests over economic zones
China has warned its citizens in Vietnam after protesters clashed with police over a government plan to create new economic zones for foreign investment that has fueled anti-Chinese sentiment in the country.
China may become ‘guarantor and mediator’ after Trump-Kim talks
China may take bigger role as ‘guarantor and mediator’ after Trump-Kim nuclear talks
North Korea seen looking to China, not U.S., for help in any economic transformation
U.S. President Donald Trump may have promised that North Korea will become "very rich" on the back of American investment if Pyongyang ditches nuclear weapons but economists and academics who have studied the isolated country say it is China not the U.S. that will be the...
White House's Navarro says 'three strikes you're out' for ZTE
Chinese technology company ZTE Corp will be "shut down" in the United States if it engages in one more bad activity, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro warned on Sunday.
Trump alienating allies US needs to confront China on trade, panel warns
A US advisory commission urges a united front against Chinese policies, not unilateral action.
