Asia & Pacific

Trump’s announcement drew criticism from lawmakers as AI competition heats up between the United States and China.

The new tariffs will take effect next year and apply to countries that don’t have a free-trade agreement with Mexico.

The International Monetary Fund called for policy shifts to counter weak domestic demand, deflationary pressures, and high debt levels.

Paul Johnstone, security and intelligence expert, says Beijing’s hold over the Solomons is tight, but reveals locals are far from happy.

Fresh fighting has erupted along a disputed border where a Trump-brokered peace collapsed amid mutual accusations of attacks on civilians.

Tokyo said no prior Chinese notice was issued for the Liaoning carrier’s training zone.

A State Department spokesperson criticized China’s latest military maneuvers, saying they are ‘not conducive to regional peace and stability.’

The EU and Mexico are weighing new tariffs as Beijing’s export-driven model fuels overcapacity, strains markets, and heightens geopolitical tensions.

Eight Democratic senators called the move a ‘national security failure.’

Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting will hold an online forum December 9-10 on abuses in China.

Former Ambassador Shingo Yamagami also said Australia was no longer on the same page as Japan regarding the CCP.

Other U.S. chip companies will see similar restrictions lifted, the president said.

Officials said Beijing is expected to provide assurance that Indian citizens transiting through Chinese airports will not “be stopped or harassed arbitrarily.”

The report finds that such collaborations facilitated human rights abuses and mass surveillance of civilians in China.

Exports to the U.S. reported the eighth consecutive month of decline as shipments to other markets, such as the EU and Australia, soared.

Wadephul also said that the security and prosperity of Germany and Europe ‘are closely tied to China.’

Trump’s announcement drew criticism from lawmakers as AI competition heats up between the United States and China.

The new tariffs will take effect next year and apply to countries that don’t have a free-trade agreement with Mexico.

The International Monetary Fund called for policy shifts to counter weak domestic demand, deflationary pressures, and high debt levels.

Paul Johnstone, security and intelligence expert, says Beijing’s hold over the Solomons is tight, but reveals locals are far from happy.

Fresh fighting has erupted along a disputed border where a Trump-brokered peace collapsed amid mutual accusations of attacks on civilians.

Tokyo said no prior Chinese notice was issued for the Liaoning carrier’s training zone.

A State Department spokesperson criticized China’s latest military maneuvers, saying they are ‘not conducive to regional peace and stability.’

The EU and Mexico are weighing new tariffs as Beijing’s export-driven model fuels overcapacity, strains markets, and heightens geopolitical tensions.

Eight Democratic senators called the move a ‘national security failure.’

Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting will hold an online forum December 9-10 on abuses in China.

Former Ambassador Shingo Yamagami also said Australia was no longer on the same page as Japan regarding the CCP.

Other U.S. chip companies will see similar restrictions lifted, the president said.

Officials said Beijing is expected to provide assurance that Indian citizens transiting through Chinese airports will not “be stopped or harassed arbitrarily.”

The report finds that such collaborations facilitated human rights abuses and mass surveillance of civilians in China.

Exports to the U.S. reported the eighth consecutive month of decline as shipments to other markets, such as the EU and Australia, soared.

Wadephul also said that the security and prosperity of Germany and Europe ‘are closely tied to China.’