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China-U.S. Rivalry
China and the United States, the world's two largest economies, have been engaging in a tense competition for geopolitical, economic and tech supremacy.
Xi, Biden Hold First Talks in Seven Months in Bid to Stabilize Rocky Relations
Both leaders sought to promote cooperation and get the relationship ‘back on track,’ while avoiding ‘unintended conflict’ in second phone summit
Foxconn Offers $1,800 Bonus to Workers Who Stay in iPhone City
Apple’s manufacturing partner is hoping to entice workers to stay after a month of dealing with Covid curbs and disruptions that culminated in unrest
Weekly Must Read: China’s Halting Steps to Dial Back ‘Zero Covid’
As central authorities cite scientific evidence for easing travel and testing rules, local officials worry about being held accountable for new outbreaks
China and U.S. Defense Chiefs Agree to Keep Lines of Communication Open
Defense Minister Wei Fenghe told his American counterpart that Beijing values relations between the two countries, but Washington must respect its core interests
China Seals One of the Biggest LNG Deals Ever With Qatar
Sinopec’s $60 billion deal will ensure a supply of liquified natural gas for 27 years as China moves to lock in energy security
Editorial: China and U.S. Can Prevent a New Cold War
Both sides should steer away from conflict and confrontation by improving communication. Cooperation is the best choice for the two countries
China, Japan to Move Quickly on Maritime and Air Security Hotline
Both sides pledged to maintain ‘international and regional peace and prosperity’ as part of a five-point consensus reached during the APEC summit
Weekly Must-Read: Will Europe Pour More Money Into China?
As dramatic geopolitical changes alter the calculus, foreign investment from Europe more than doubles this year after three years of decline
CX Daily: What’s Next for China’s Covid Vaccine Strategy?
Recalibrating the “zero-Covid” strategy is critical to China’s recovery, a senior IMF official says at the 13th Caixin Summit
Gallery: Caixin Summit Opens
Business leaders, academics and government officials graced the stage on the opening day of the 13th Caixin Summit. Guests, including Jorge Toledo Albiñana, the European Union ambassador to China, and former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers, spoke and attended panels on topics ranging from the green transition to Sino-U.S. relations, and investment in Asia. Themed ‘New Development, Shared Opportunities,’ this year’s summit features online and in-person forums hosted in Beijing, Shenzhen, Bangkok and Singapore. It runs through Saturday
Chinese Student Enrollment Hits Seven-Year Low in the U.S.
The number of Chinese nationals studying in the U.S. has declined for a second consecutive year amid the Covid-19 pandemic and strained Sino-U.S. relations
China’s Top Central Banker Had ‘Constructive’ Talk With U.S. Treasury Secretary
PBOC’s Yi Gang and Treasury’s Janet Yellen exchanged views on the economic outlook at the G-20 summit
China Lifts Gloom Around Commodities Even If Recovery Is Months Away
Twin announcements that aim to deal with the biggest obstacles to growth have fanned hopes that the government is turning its attention to lifting the economy out of a year-long funk
CX Daily: Will Europe Pour More Money Into China?
Xi calls upon Biden to jointly “chart the right course” for bilateral ties. Plus, Fosun’s billionaire chairman defends the group’s solvency
Update: Xi Calls for China-U.S. Relations to Return to ‘Right Course’
China’s leader calls for a new path forward in the first meeting between the two leaders since Biden took office in 2021
Biden and Xi to Meet at G-20 Summit in Indonesia, White House Says
Chinese and U.S. presidents’ first face-to-face talks since Biden took office are expected to address hot-button Taiwan issue and global matters, the White House says
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