US-China Relations

The ENFORCE Act will grant BIS legal authority to use export controls on AI systems, such as stopping the transfer of AI systems to China.

The Chinese group must remove all of its equipment on the land within 90 days and sell or transfer the property within 120 days, the president said.

The quadrupled tariff aims to keep the excessive cheap Chinese EVs at bay and protect the U.S. auto industry.

The last Hong Kong company sanctioned, Pixel Devices Limited, was named for providing electronic products worth over $210 million to Russia since April 2022.

The legislation would protect American patient information and taxpayer dollars from falling into the hands of foreign adversaries’ biotechnology firms.

The Chinese Communist Party exploits American civil unrest to divide the U.S. society; the pro-Palestinian campus protests are the latest example, experts say.

A policy built entirely on punishments or giving up will be counterproductive, leading to further undermining of remaining autonomy, the CSIS report said.

‘It has collaborated with Tianjin University and at least one other PLA-linked entity on developing sensitive technologies,’ the letter reads.

‘Forced organ harvesting is an atrocity,’ lawmakers wrote in a letter condemning the illicit organ trade in China.

Drugs pouring over the border present a geopolitical concern with China being the main producer of precursor chemicals that are needed to make fentanyl.

A new law requires the app to divest from its Chinese parent company or be banned in the United States over national security concerns.

The first million-person demonstration in Hong Kong on June 9, 2019 shocked Beijing. From then on, Beijing began to brew a ‘once for all' solution for Hong Kong

‘We stand ready to make full use of our trade defense instruments if this is necessary,’ European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said.

Few of 80 planned lithium projects in Nevada will survive litigative, regulatory review. Those that do may need subsidies to offset China ‘cartel’ price fixing.

The three countries plus the Philippines have committed to ensuring right of passage in the South China Sea despite claims from Beijing.