US-China Relations

The YJ-20 is inferior to U.S. hypersonic missiles, and China’s attempt to breach island chains would be thwarted by U.S.-led allies in real combat, experts say.

One of the victims, in her 80s, lived in Florida’s Marion County, according to prosecutors.

Paparo accused China of using lawfare to coerce nations, while Teodoro urged ASEAN to uphold the 2016 South China Sea arbitral award.

U.S. Pacific Command chief says Washington is deterring Beijing through strength.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron raised alarm over the widening EU–China trade gap during a joint cabinet meeting.

Chinese entities owned 277,336 acres of U.S. agricultural land as of Dec. 31, 2023, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the actions are aimed at protecting U.S. citizens from unfair competition.

C100 records say the program sought to improve perceptions of China; organizers selected participants, itineraries, and whom delegates met.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is expected to visit Washington on Sept. 24, just weeks before the current trade deal is set to expire.

Seven lawmakers gave Apple until Aug. 21 to disclose any testing involving the two companies and answer whether it will exclude their chips worldwide.

The defendant came to the United States on a tourist visa and will be deported to China after his prison term.

‘With its economy in freefall and inflation in the triple digits, the regime is desperate for cash,’ Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

Agency-approved findings said China obtained nonpublic U.S. voter data and that targeting registration systems constitutes election interference.

Liang Wenfeng described intense demand for Nvidia processors, the limits of Huawei substitutes, and access to chips he called ‘noncompliant.’

Prosecutors have detained a seventh suspect, identified as an Nvidia manager.

Lawmakers said the bans would mitigate threats posed by China-made robots.

‘There is simply no reason to fear these people who have done nothing but otherwise exercise peaceful freedom of religion,’ Sen. Dick Durbin said.

The China-founded retailer disclosed mounting legal and regulatory pressure as it pursued a Hong Kong IPO after stalled U.S. and London plans.

Residents sued, raised money, and won local offices as Illinois paid the China-linked battery company $165 million.

His remarks come days after Chinese state media published a video that Manila said contained racist and dehumanizing portrayals of Filipinos.