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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.
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
In Depth: What’s in the China-U.S. Tariff Truce, and What’s Left Unsettled
A reciprocal agreement to cut duties on about $30 billion of goods from each side has been coupled with deals on coal, soybeans and AI, but flights and a permanent trade solution remain sticking points
Singapore Minister Warns Past Weather Data Is No Guide to the Climate’s Future
Adapting to a warming planet requires both national resilience and international cooperation, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu tells the Asia New Vision Forum Innovation Summit
CX Daily: China’s New Graduates Get Hired, Then Cut Loose
Rescinded offers and probationary layoffs are leaving young workers scrambling for lower-level jobs — and questioning whether any first gig is secure
‘Build Bridges, Not Walls’: Ex-Singapore DPM Calls for Global Resilience
Heng Swee Keat says stability, adaptation and cooperation are key to navigating technological and geopolitical shifts
U.S.-China Ties to Shape Asia’s Strategic Room, Experts Say
Speakers at the Asia New Vision Forum 2026 in Singapore say regional autonomy, policy flexibility and a more stable U.S.-China relationship are critical as geopolitical fragmentation intensifies
CX Daily: FAW-GAC Deal Tests a New Path for China’s Auto Consolidation
A proposed deal between state-owned carmakers FAW and GAC could offer policymakers a market-based model for restructuring the auto industry
Xi, Trump Tout Trade Progress and Push to Stabilize U.S.-China Ties
Chinese and U.S. leaders say they will pursue a ‘constructive strategic stability’ based on mutual respect, fairness and reciprocity
Trump, Xi Toast U.S.-China Ties at White House State Dinner
Leaders emphasize cooperation and stability after a day of talks, while longstanding disputes over trade, technology and security remain
Trump, Xi Open White House Summit With Calls for Strategic Stability and AI Guardrails
The Chinese leader’s first White House visit in a decade sets off talks on trade, advanced technology, and crisis communications
Xi Opens U.S. State Visit as Trump Gives Rare Airport Welcome
The Chinese leader calls for a stable relationship centered on cooperation, managed competition and controlled differences
Chinese Envoy Urges U.S. to Avoid AI ‘Star Wars’ Ahead of Xi Visit
China’s ambassador to Washington Xie Feng said the two powers should compete without pursuing decoupling or confrontation, while reiterating Beijing’s red lines on Taiwan, rights and its political system
Commentary: U.S.-China Ties Show Signs of Stabilization, but Rivalry Endures
Renewed summit diplomacy may help Washington and Beijing manage their strategic competition, yet deeper structural tensions will continue to test both governments
Top U.S., Chinese Diplomats Discuss ‘High-Level Engagement’ in Phone Call
The two sides discussed preparations for upcoming high-level bilateral engagement and regional security concerns, according to Beijing
Reporter’s Notebook: For Taiwan’s AI Billionaires, Singapore Is the New Hedge
As chip wealth swells and cross-strait risks loom, Taiwan’s richest families are using Singapore for trusts, family offices and long-term asset security
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