U.S. Congress’ Decoupling Efforts with China May Backfire
Legislative moves by the U.S. Congress to reduce dependency on China could harm American industries and consumers, leading to delays in innovation and higher costs.
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U.S. House Unites Over ‘China Week’ to Vote on Wide-Ranging Bills
The U.S. House of Representatives is holding “China Week,” voting on bipartisan bills targeting the Chinese mainland across various sectors including technology and agriculture.
U.S. Biosecure Act Sparks Concerns Over Pharmaceutical Decoupling with China
The U.S. Biosecure Act mandates pharmaceutical companies to decouple from key Chinese suppliers by 2032, stirring debates over its impact on the global pharmaceutical industry and U.S.-China relations.
U.S. ‘China Week’ Legislation Aims to Contain China’s Influence
The U.S. House is voting on numerous China-related bills during ‘China Week,’ aiming to restrict Chinese firms and limit China’s influence, raising concerns about the motives behind these measures.
Blinken’s Asian Tour: Assessing U.S. Influence in the Asia-Pacific Region
As U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken embarks on a six-nation tour through East Asia, we examine the United States’ influence in the Asia-Pacific region and its impact on ties with China.
Is Yellen’s Warning on China’s Green Tech Overcapacity Fair?
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen raises concerns over China’s alleged overcapacity in green technology. Experts weigh in on whether these fears are justified or an overreaction.
California Democrats Urge Biden to Pause New Tech Export Curbs to China
California Democratic lawmakers urge the Biden administration to pause new tech export curbs to China, warning that unilateral controls could harm U.S. tech firms and benefit foreign competitors.
Weaponizing Anti-Doping: U.S. Targets China Amid Paris Olympics
During the Paris Olympics, the U.S. intensified its focus on doping issues, specifically targeting China, turning anti-doping measures into a political tool that threatens the spirit of fair competition.
People-to-People Contact Key to Overcoming U.S.-China Trust Deficit
Manuel Menendez, CEO of MCM Group Holdings, says Americans’ trust in China has plummeted. He highlights people-to-people contact as the key to overcoming the ‘trust deficit’ between the two nations.
U.S. Senator Rand Paul Challenges Blinken on China Sanctions Efficacy
U.S. Senator Rand Paul challenges Secretary of State Antony Blinken on whether sanctions against the Chinese mainland have been effective, emphasizing the need for diplomacy over punitive measures.
Joe Biden’s Xizang Card Bound to Fail
President Joe Biden’s recent signing of the Promoting a Resolution to the Tibet-China Dispute Act is a misguided attempt to interfere in China’s internal affairs, and is bound to fail.
Cybersecurity Concerns Escalate Amid ‘Volt Typhoon’ Allegations
Recent allegations of cyber attacks by the ‘Volt Typhoon’ group have intensified U.S.-China tensions, highlighting the need for international cooperation to address global cybersecurity challenges.
Jeffrey Sachs Warns U.S. Against Severing China Supply Chains
Economist Jeffrey Sachs warns that U.S. efforts to sever supply chain ties with the Chinese mainland are disrupting global efficiency and could harm both economies.
U.S. Investigates Chinese Telecoms Amid National Security Concerns
The U.S. probes China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom over national security concerns, despite no evidence of wrongdoing.
China Refutes U.S. Criticism Over Punishment of ‘Taiwan Independence’ Separatists
China firmly rejects U.S. criticism over its guidelines to punish ‘Taiwan independence’ separatists, urging the U.S. to respect the one-China principle and stop sending wrong signals.
Reuters Investigation Reveals U.S. Military’s Secret Campaign Against China’s COVID-19 Aid
A Reuters investigation reveals the U.S. military’s secret campaign to undermine China’s COVID-19 vaccines and aid in the Philippines, raising concerns over geopolitical tensions during the pandemic.
Donald Trump’s TikTok Debut Attracts Millions Amid U.S.-China Tech Dynamics
Donald Trump joins TikTok, gaining over 3 million followers in a day, marking a strategic shift and highlighting evolving U.S.-China tech dynamics.
An American Teacher’s Cultural Bond with China: Bridging Communities Through Language
American teacher Sarah Swetz Huang shares her transformative experiences studying in China and advocates for language exchange programs to connect U.S. children with Chinese culture.
Blinken’s China Visit Highlights Persistent U.S.-China Tensions
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to the Chinese mainland revealed persistent tensions in U.S.-China relations, with key issues like trade restrictions and geopolitical alliances remaining unresolved.
U.S. Foreign Aid Package Includes Provision Targeting TikTok Amid Security Concerns
President Biden’s $95 billion foreign aid package includes provisions that could lead to TikTok’s ban or divestment in the U.S., reflecting ongoing national security concerns over data privacy and Chinese influence.