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China clampdown concerns spurred record ADR trading
Market turbulence caused by Beijing's clampdowns on its tech, education and property sectors drove trading in U.S.-listed Chinese stocks to a record high in dollar terms last month, data shows.
US Coast Guard renegotiating enforcement deal with China amid Pacific forays
The US is simultaneously deploying more American-flagged cutters to the region, though it has ruled out sending them to the South China Sea for now.
China takes pointers from Mao in protracted power struggle with US
After years of pushing mutual respect and cooperation, Chinese diplomats are now demanding ‘fair competition’ from Washington.
Taiwan report confirms US Patriot experts present at missile tests
Audit report inadvertently reveals air force budgeted US$14.15 million over four years for the support programme.
Stocks reverse to red, oil slips amid Delta variant anxiety
U.S. stocks reversed course on Monday to finish slightly lower, echoing a decline in oil and Treasury prices, as economic worries related to the Delta variant of the coronavirus outweighed optimism about infrastructure spending and corporate earnings.
China's July factory activity growth slips to 15-month low - Caixin PMI
China's factory activity growth slipped sharply in July as demand contracted for the first time in over a year in part on high product prices, a business survey showed on Monday, underscoring challenges facing the world's manufacturing hub.
Oil falls over 3% on concerns over demand and OPEC supply boost
Oil prices fell more than 3% on Monday after weak economic data from China and the United States, the world's top oil consumers, and higher crude output from OPEC producers stoked fears of weakness in oil demand and oversupply.
Japan-US ties must not harm China, Chinese envoy warns
Ambassador takes aim at Tokyo’s ‘dismissive attitude’ on Xinjiang, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
Sherman talks signal firm US support for Taiwan but ‘no blank cheque’
Deputy secretary of state raised concerns with Beijing over ‘aggressive actions’ during visit to China.
‘There‘s no playbook for this’: How Biden is tackling China amid globalisation
The administration puts together a team of advisers to devise a policy that strikes a balance between national security and technological innovation.
US to retry University of Tennessee professor for fraud, drawing outcry
The case against Hu Anming was a Justice Department ‘China Initiative’ prosecution of economic espionage activities; that programme has been assailed for racial profiling, and 89 members of Congress called on Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate it.
How Philippine U-turn over US forces helps keep pressure on China
Rodrigo Duterte’s decision to keep the Visiting Forces Agreement helps the US retain a strong presence close to Taiwan and the South China Sea.
China should woo US allies with economic perks, former commerce minister says
To appeal to American allies caught in political crossfire, Chen Deming says Beijing should ‘learn to tell them the China story’ while putting ideological issues aside in lieu of economic gains.
Ex-CIA officer accused of spying for China ‘can’t remember things’
Hong Kong-born Alexander Yuk Ching Ma asks for a mental competency evaluation after telling his lawyer he believes he is suffering from the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
China ‘open minded’ on G7 talks over issues at heart of US-China trade war
China’s ambassador to the World Trade Organization (WTO) Li Chenggang says there is scope to work towards an agreement aimed at curbing the trade practices at the heart of the still-simmering US-China trade conflict.
US lawmakers ask Hilton to drop Xinjiang project at site of bulldozed mosque
Location is ‘emblematic of Chinese government’s campaign to destroy Uygur religious and cultural sites’, US politicians say in letter to CEO.
More than 10,000 China, Russia soldiers to attend joint Ningxia drill
Announcement from Beijing comes amid deteriorating relations between both countries and the US.
Chinese embassy blasts US defence chief for ‘attack’ in Singapore lecture
Lloyd Austin’s comments in the island nation defied the one-China policy and Three Communiques that underpin Sino-US ties, embassy says.
Taiwan Strait transit shows US is ‘biggest destroyer of peace’: China
The PLA’s Eastern Theatre Command says its troops are ‘ready to respond to all threats and provocations’.
Didi Global denies media report it plans to go private after $4.4 bln New York IPO
Ride-hailing company Didi Global (DIDI.N) on Thursday denied a media report that the company was considering going private to placate Chinese authorities and compensate investor losses since it listed in the United States.
