#US-China relations
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Donald Trump's executive order designating fentanyl as a WMD expands the U.S. policy toolbox for China. Analysts see limited short-term impact but potential for long-term geopolitical friction.
A top US-trained scientist's return to China is not an isolated event. It's a critical signal of a reversing brain drain in the global tech and talent war.
Beyond a simple trade dispute, China's 'overcapacity' in green tech is a calculated strategy to dominate the future of global energy and reshape geopolitics.
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[email protected]US rural discontent could reshape the 2026 midterm elections and impact US-China relations, affecting global trade and commodity markets.
Nations like the U.S. and Japan are pursuing economic security, but these 'de-risking' strategies may paradoxically increase global instability and conflict risk.
Biden's new China tariffs are more than trade policy; they're a strategic political move to reshape the 2024 election and redefine US industrial strategy.
A US scientist wins a top Russian prize, signaling a strategic move by Moscow to use science diplomacy to counter geopolitical tensions and the US-China rivalry.
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[email protected]A major shift in US-China policy is underway. Secretary of State Rubio's new pragmatic approach will reshape global trade, tech, and investment. Here's what it means.
A massive blood-smuggling bust in China is more than a crime story. It's a signal of Beijing's new biosecurity state and a new front in the US-China tech war.
US lawmakers are pushing to blacklist Xiaomi and DeepSeek. Our analysis reveals why this escalates the tech war and impacts global supply chains and investors.
TikTok's US deal creates a joint venture, but the core conflict over its algorithm signals a new era of digital nationalism and risk for global tech firms.
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[email protected]US chip policy whiplash is accelerating China's tech independence. For global leaders, this isn't just a risk—it's the new strategic reality of a fractured world.