#US-China Relations
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President Trump criticizes UK and Canada for deepening China relations, highlighting tensions as allies seek to diversify beyond US-centric partnerships in 2026.
The simultaneous purge of China's top military commanders exposes Xi Jinping's true intentions and growing impatience with his generals' inability to deliver on his war-fighting demands.
While Trump courts Xi Jinping with talk of 'decent peace,' Congress maintains bipartisan pressure on China and support for Taiwan. A subtle power struggle is reshaping US foreign policy.
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[email protected]57% of Chinese investors cite US-China relations as their top concern, while weak domestic demand and declining birth rates emerge as key risks for 2026.
As Trump disrupts global norms, China pivots to domestic stability and development as its core strategy. A calculated retreat or strategic repositioning for global leadership?
The 2026 US National Defense Strategy emphasizes 'strategic stability' with China over direct confrontation. Learn how the Pentagon is reshaping its Indo-Pacific goals.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to visit China in early 2026 to address chip supply logistical issues and meet with potential buyers amid US-China trade tensions.
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[email protected]Beijing officially condemned the U.S. seizure of Nicolas Maduro, but internal Chinese intellectual discourse reveals deep skepticism toward Maduro’s leadership and anxiety over China's strategic limits.
The 2026 AmCham China Survey reveals that while profitability increased to 52%, economic slowdown and tech decoupling remain the biggest hurdles for American companies in China.
China's 2025 trade surplus hit a record $1.2 trillion despite US tariffs. Strong exports fueled by market diversification offset weak domestic demand.
China's 2025 trade surplus hit a record $1.2 trillion despite US tariffs. High exports in semiconductors and market diversification helped secure a 5% GDP growth trajectory.
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[email protected]China's trade surplus reached a record $1.2 trillion in 2025. Despite U.S. tariffs, manufacturing prowess and market diversification fueled this unprecedented growth.