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Chinese navy’s 70th birthday parade showcases rising sea power
Next month’s nautical spectacle will allow country to show off its most advanced warships to an international audience, including the US.
Beijing blasts US consul for questioning Hong Kong’s autonomy
Top US diplomat in Hong Kong says Beijing is ‘intimately’ involved in the city’s decision-making, drawing fierce criticism from pro-establishment camp.
Berlin: We've had no recent talks with Beijing on cybersecurity
The German government has not held talks with Beijing about cybersecurity issues in recent weeks, a spokesman said when asked about a report that Chancellor Angela Merkel was seeking a no-spying deal with China over the Huawei issue.
China's envoy says Turkish Uighur criticism could hit economic ties
Turkey risks jeopardizing economic ties with China if it keeps criticizing Beijing's treatment of Uighur Muslims, China's envoy to Ankara warned, just as Chinese firms are looking to invest in Turkish energy and infrastructure mega-projects.
China to import first U.S. oil cargo in 3 months: sources, Refinitiv
An oil tanker carrying U.S. crude oil is offloading its cargo at a Chinese port on Friday, marking China's first import from the United States since late November, according to trade sources and Refinitiv data.
Canada approves Huawei extradition proceedings, China seethes
The Canadian government, as expected, on Friday approved extradition proceedings against the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, prompting a furious reaction from China.
Global shares rise on trade optimism, tame inflation
World equity markets rose on Friday as optimism around trade and benign U.S. inflation boosted investor sentiment, while crude oil retreated on news of weaker U.S. factory activity.
Trump says China has been 'a big help' in US dealings with North Korea
U.S. President Donald Trump said China has been "a big help" in America's dealings with North Korea, but added that he believed the hermit kingdom was "calling its own shots."
China February factory activity shrinks to three-year low, export orders worst in a decade
Factory activity in China contracted to a three-year low in February as export orders fell at the fastest pace since the global financial crisis, highlighting deepening cracks in an economy facing weak demand at home and abroad.
USTR to suspend China tariff hike 'until further notice'
The U.S. Trade Representative's office said on Wednesday it would move to formally suspend a scheduled tariff increase on Chinese goods "until further notice" following President Donald Trump's decision to delay his Friday deadline for a U.S.-China trade deal amid progress...
Commentary: US trade negotiators risk underestimating China
The US economy’s current strength appears fleeting. Its short-term resilience is already faltering and, in view of worrisome long-term ...
Why and how the US should settle the dispute over Huawei
As American allies like the UK and Germany seem unlikely to ban the Chinese telecoms giant, the US should capitalise on its current position of strength to negotiate an agreement that constrains Huawei’s ability to pose a security threat.
Why some U.S. fund managers like China regardless of trade deal
U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to delay raising tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods has helped push global stock markets broadly higher as investors hope for a resolution in the trade war between the world's two largest economies.
How an HSBC investigation led to charges against Huawei CFO
Documents reveal that HSBC cooperated with US prosecutors after the Justice Department formally demanded help with probe into Huawei’s Iran dealings.
US official says Europe is listening to its message on ‘deceitful’ Huawei
People are listening to the US’ point ‘about the security risks that are inherent in this technology coming from China’, says US cyber official Robert Strayer.
‘No-go zone’ in Yellow Sea for Chinese aircraft carrier sea trials
Liaoning has just undergone a nine-month refit, while flight system of new warship the Type 001A is expected to be put to test.
China makes Mar-a-Lago summit a priority as US trade war talks continue
While negotiators work towards final agreement, preparations are under way for the next meeting between President Xi Jinping and US counterpart Donald Trump.
China February factory activity seen shrinking for third month: Reuters poll
Factory activity in China is expected to have contracted for the third month in a row in February, a Reuters poll showed, adding to evidence of a further slowdown in the economy in the first quarter.
U.S. business lobby says most firms favor tariffs while China trade talks underway
A top U.S. business lobby in China said on Tuesday that a majority of its member companies favored the United States retaining tariffs on Chinese goods while Washington and Beijing try to hammer out a deal to end a months-long trade war.
U.S. lawmakers, industry fret over Trump's China trade deal eagerness
President Donald Trump's decision to delay a steep tariff hike on Chinese goods as he touted progress in weekend trade talks was greeted with a mixture of relief and dread among U.S. industry groups and lawmakers on Monday.