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China and the United States, the world's two largest economies, have been engaging in a tense competition for geopolitical, economic and tech supremacy.
China-U.S. Relations Are More Complicated Than a ‘Cold War,’ Experts Say
Scholar says two dangerous trends are emerging — one, framing everything in terms of security and, two, each side seeing the other as an ideological foe when it is not the case
CX Daily Mar. 18: China Satellite Investment Soars as SpaceX Sparks Race for Piece of the Sky
With Elon Musk’s company already far ahead, Beijing is pouring funding into space ventures
China Pushes Back on New U.S. Tariffs During Trade Meetings in France
Beijing urges Washington to drop unilateral tariffs in talks with senior American trade officials
In Depth: Why China’s Workers Aren’t Saving Enough for Retirement
With a heavy reliance on a strained public safety net and a deep reluctance to invest privately, Chinese citizens may burn through their savings before reaching their golden years
Business Brief (March 13): China Rejects U.S. Trade Probes Over ‘Excess Capacity’
Chinese central bank pledges accommodative monetary policy
CX Daily: As Iran Conflict Spreads, Economic Dominoes Begin to Fall
Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a chokepoint for global energy transportation, has come to a virtual standstill
Firms in China Feel Record Tariff Pain but Stay Put, AmCham Survey Finds
A new survey shows 69% of companies report negative fallout from U.S. duties, a record high, but 75% still plan to reinvest as business sentiment toward bilateral ties improves
Cover Story: U.S.-Israel War on Iran Sets Middle East Ablaze
After the assassination of its supreme leader, Tehran has answered with a barrage of strikes, engulfing the Gulf in the conflict
China’s Top Diplomat Rejects ‘G2’ World Order Ahead of Trump’s Planned Visit
Warning against major-power hegemony, Wang Yi used his annual press conference to champion a multipolar world and urge Washington to manage risks in bilateral ties ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump’s planned visit to China
Opinion: To Bring Peace to the Middle East, Revitalize U.N.
Amid reckless military escalations, strengthening the international body is the only way to prevent a return to the cutthroat world of power politics
Commentary: Will the War in Iran Derail the U.S.-China Summit?
The unauthorized strike on Iran’s leadership is the ‘spring surprise’ Beijing didn’t want. As Trump prepares for a historic visit to China, the conflict challenges global supply chains and tests the resilience of the world’s most important bilateral relationship
China Urges U.S. and Israel to Halt Iran War, Warns Against Regional Spread
Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls counterparts in Iran, Oman and France, warning attacks risk wider Middle East war
China and Russia Condemn U.S.-Israeli Strikes on Iran
In a call with Russia’s Lavrov, Beijing’s top diplomat calls killing of Iranian leader ‘unacceptable’ and warns the Middle East is facing a ‘dangerous abyss’
Analysis: Germany Returns to Pragmatism on China, Even as Derisking Looms
Analysts say Chancellor Merz is steering Germany back to ‘Merkel-style’ pragmatism with China, prioritizing stability and trade despite ongoing disputes over subsidies and tariffs
U.S. Weighs Cost of Stripping China’s Permanent Normal Trade Status
The investigation, requested following a directive from Trump, will assess the consequences of subjecting Chinese goods to significantly higher duties
Business Brief (Feb. 27): China Report Says U.S. Netted Nearly $20 Billion From Chen Zhi, Changpeng Zhao Crypto Cases
Chinese AI models surpass U.S. usage, RMB rallies to three-year high against the dollar








