#US-China relations
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UCLA researcher Xia Xian's move to Wuhan University highlights growing US-China tensions in scientific collaboration and the politicization of virus research.
Taiwan disappeared entirely from America's 2026 National Defense Strategy after being mentioned 8 times in 2022. Is Trump preparing to sacrifice Taiwan for better China relations?
US Treasury labels Chinese yuan as 'substantially undervalued,' demanding appreciation. Analyzing the currency clash's impact on global markets and trade dynamics.
US Senate Foreign Relations Committee passes four Taiwan-related bills strengthening energy security and diplomatic influence, signaling congressional pushback ahead of Trump's expected April visit to China.
Trump's effusive praise for Xi Jinping contrasts sharply with his dismissive attitude toward European allies. Is this signaling a shift toward US-China duopoly?
Heritage Foundation study reveals critical sustainment risks could lead to quick US defeat in Taiwan Strait conflict. AI analysis shows alarming logistical vulnerabilities.
A new survey reveals 64% of Americans support greater US-China cooperation, with bipartisan backing for reduced tensions despite Trump administration's tough stance on tariffs and visas.
US Ambassador to China David Perdue told business leaders in Hong Kong that risks in US-China relations are effectively controlled and Boeing deals are being negotiated, offering reassurance to global markets.
Joint research team develops new semiconductor manufacturing method that could challenge conventional lithography, potentially reshaping global chip supply chains and geopolitical dynamics.
The State Department's 2026-2030 strategic plan makes zero mentions of Taiwan, contrasting sharply with White House rhetoric. What does this silence signal about shifting US priorities?
A new US Asia foreign policy poll 2026 shows only 14% of Americans feel threatened by China's rise, ranking the Indo-Pacific as the 5th most important region.
A year into Trump 2.0, China's trade resilience has surprised analysts. As trade with the US falls 18%, China has pivoted to ASEAN and the Belt and Road partners.