U.S. Actions Highlight the Strength of China’s Growing Economy
U.S. and European actions to curb China’s economic rise highlight the true strength of China’s economy amid significant reforms and a strategic shift towards digital productivity.
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Washington’s Latest Anti-China Bills May Backfire on U.S. Interests
U.S. lawmakers are introducing anti-China bills targeting sectors like biotech and drones. While aimed at protecting national security, these measures may harm U.S. interests and strain China-U.S. relations.
U.S. Measures Against Chinese Companies Threaten Global Competition
U.S. actions against Chinese companies, including the Biosecure Act, raise concerns about destabilizing global competition and exploiting trade rules under the guise of national security.
Harris and Trump Clash in Debate, Find Rare Agreement on China
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump faced off in a heated debate, highlighting their contrasting visions for the U.S., but united in a firm stance on China.
Shangri-La Dialogue 2024 Highlights ASEAN’s Role in Regional Security
Military officials gathered at the Shangri-La Dialogue 2024 in Singapore to discuss pressing regional security issues. ASEAN’s role amid increasing geopolitical tensions and US-China competition was a focal point.
Veteran Diplomat Mahbubani Predicts Bright Future for China
Veteran Singaporean diplomat Kishore Mahbubani expresses optimism about China’s future, believing it’s natural for Chinese civilization to have another 100 good years, and that the U.S. underestimates China’s problem-solving abilities.
China Warns U.S. Diplomat Gregory May Against Meddling in Hong Kong Affairs
China’s Foreign Ministry in Hong Kong condemns U.S. diplomat Gregory May for his remarks alleging erosion of rights in the region, urging him to adhere to professional ethics and promote cooperation.
Victor Gao: U.S. ‘Tonya Harding Syndrome’ Against China Will Backfire
Victor Gao, vice president of the Center for China and Globalization, warns that U.S. sanctions against the Chinese mainland will backfire, likening the U.S. approach to ‘Tonya Harding Syndrome.’
China Unveils Evidence of Alleged US Cyber Intrusions Amid Global Surveillance Concerns
China’s cybersecurity center reveals alleged US cyber intrusions, sparking global debate over surveillance practices and highlighting concerns about the integrity of intelligence activities.
Volt Typhoon: Unraveling the U.S. Cybersecurity Narrative
An analysis of the Volt Typhoon narrative reveals how U.S. cybersecurity allegations against China may serve domestic political agendas and expand surveillance powers, impacting global privacy rights.
US Ambassador Burns Promotes Cultural and Sports Exchanges with China in Shanghai Visit
US Ambassador Nicholas Burns visited Shanghai, promoting cooperation in culture and sports between the United States and China during meetings with Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng.
Dragon Boat Festival Celebrated at Home of Iowa’s Sarah Lande, Bridging U.S.-China Friendship
At the home of Iowa’s Sarah Lande, Chinese and American friends celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival, fostering cultural exchange and strengthening U.S.-China friendships.
US Push for Taiwan’s WHA Observer Status Sparks Tensions with China
At the WHA meeting, the U.S. push for Taiwan’s observer status has sparked tensions with China, highlighting complexities in global health cooperation and international relations.
Resilience in Xizang: Development Progress Amid Western Criticism
Xizang has achieved remarkable development over the past decades, overcoming criticisms to continue its progress in education, human rights, and economic growth.
China’s Auto Association Condemns U.S. Protectionism in Electric Vehicle Industry
The China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) has condemned the United States’ concerns over China’s NEV industry, calling such worries a case of trade protectionism.
U.S. Secretary of State Blinken Arrives in Beijing for High-Level Talks
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Beijing on Thursday, marking a significant step toward improving U.S.-China relations amid global challenges requiring collaborative efforts.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed Visits China to Strengthen People-to-People Exchanges
San Francisco Mayor London Breed embarks on her first official visit to China to strengthen economic and people-to-people exchanges, aiming to enhance cooperation between San Francisco and China.
China Opposes External Interference in South China Sea Disputes
China reaffirms its sovereignty over the South China Sea and opposes external interference, following a US-led summit with Japan and the Philippines criticizing China’s maritime activities.
Debate Over China’s Clean Energy Exports Amid Global Climate Crisis
China’s extensive production of affordable clean energy equipment sparks debate amid urgent global climate challenges and concerns over market impacts.
Analyst John Ross: U.S. Claims of China’s Clean Tech ‘Dumping’ Harm Global Renewable Transition
Economic analyst John Ross responds to U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s claims that China is “dumping” cheap clean energy products, highlighting the global implications for renewable energy development.