How Trump’s First Trade War With China Gave Rise to New Targets
As Donald Trump unleashes round two of his trade wars, an analysis of the way global commerce has rewired since his first presidency shows how Vietnam, Mexico and Canada are exposed this time around as a new era of American protectionism unfolds.
America’s rivalry with China will intensify, but must not escalate into war, writes Nicholas Burns
China and America are also waging a bitter battle of ideas. China defends authoritarianism, whereas America, at least until ...
A chorus of praise is being sung around Ne Zha 2, the Chinese film about a mythical boy who battles demons, which has been ...
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has pledged that Beijing would be "a factor of certainty in this multipolar system and ...
While America’s shipbuilding industry has sunk, China’s has steamed ahead to become the world’s largest. Chinese shipbuilders ...
A presidential visit to Beijing is an opportunity to make real progress in achieving a more balanced, stable relationship ...
The State Department removed a line from a fact sheet saying Washington doesn't support Taiwan's independence, angering ...
We live in an era of multipolarity, where American hegemony is contested, and the assumptions that underpinned NATO’s longevity are eroding.
US says both countries will name high-level teams Trump says he is confident after the talks, will probably meet Putin before ...
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