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Container ships at a port in China's Guangxi region
EconomyEN
China Belt and Road Trade Surplus 2025 Eclipses U.S. Balance for First Time

In the first 11 months of 2025, China's trade surplus with Belt and Road nations surpassed its U.S. balance for the first time, signaling a massive shift in global trade.

U.S. Sets 2027 Date for China Chip Tariffs, But Grants 18-Month Reprieve
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U.S. Sets 2027 Date for China Chip Tariffs, But Grants 18-Month Reprieve

The U.S. will increase tariffs on Chinese semiconductor imports in June 2027, according to a USTR filing. An 18-month grace period with zero duties offers a temporary reprieve, signaling a strategic move in the ongoing trade war.

US Bans New Chinese-Made Drones, Including DJI, Citing National Security Risks
PoliticsEN
US Bans New Chinese-Made Drones, Including DJI, Citing National Security Risks

The U.S. FCC has banned new drones from Chinese makers like DJI, citing national security risks. The move is seen as a key milestone in the deepening tech decoupling between the two countries.

How Trump's China Tariffs Accidentally Created a Vietnamese Boomtown
EconomyEN
How Trump's China Tariffs Accidentally Created a Vietnamese Boomtown

Donald Trump's tariffs on China have turned Vietnam's Mong Cai into a major hub for rerouting goods to the U.S. An analysis of the supply chain shifts reshaping global trade.