In response to China’s rare earth ban, the United States is moving to tighten trade loopholes with new tariffs.
New U.S. tariff rates are drawing mixed reactions across Indo-Pacific countries. We look at their responses.
China is demanding security proof from Nvidia—alleging trust and potential risks with U.S.-imported chips. We speak to a senior national security editor for insights.
U.S. lawmakers across the aisle are now seeing eye to eye on the China threat. The Senate’s defense bill calls for rapid military modernization—aiming to counter the growing challenge from the Chinese Communist Party.
- US Reshapes Supply Chains With 40 Percent Tariff to Counter Transshipment
- US Hits Dozens of Countries’ Goods With Higher Tariffs
- Countries React to New Tariff Rates
- China Demands ‘Convincing Security Proofs’ From NVIDIA
- Democrats and GOP See Eye-to-Eye on China Threat
- US Capitol Screens Film Exposing CCP’s Unrestricted War
- 2 Men Charged With Defrauding Elderly Americans of $5 Million
- US FBI Opens Office in New Zealand
- Trump’s Critique Highlights Strain in EU Wind Strategy
- At Least 44 Dead Amid Week-Long Beijing Flood
- Japanese Nationals Attacked on Chinese Subway