Beijing entered the trade war convinced that its manufacturing dominance and control over critical minerals would force ...

Both the United States and China hold different trump cards in the trade war. But neither can hold them for long.

Businesses and officials faced a year of disruption – and in some cases, resilience – as tariffs and export controls roiled ...

Unlike its Cold War standoff with the Soviet Union, Washington’s rivalry with Beijing is constrained by mutual dependence and ...

The administration should hasten this realignment by doing more diplomatically to create a united anti-China trade bloc, ...

The world’s democracies cannot depend on the most powerful authoritarian state — and an increasingly aggressive one — for ...

China’s top leaders are signaling they are on alert for a potential flareup of tensions in global commerce as they draw up economic plans for next year, after amassing a record trade surplus despite ...

The Trump administration has accused China of using unfair trade practices to try to dominate the global chip industry but said it would not increase tariffs on Chinese imports until mid-2027.

China needed to survive and get the Americans to reopen trade without losing much in the way of key industries. In that sense, it clearly won the trade war. For all his faults, President Donald Trump ...

As the trade dispute showed, China remains a formidable rival—and is determined to expand its already substantial advantages.

Beijing's new duties on EU dairy, a response to EV tariffs, create turbulent waters for European exporters while opening potential, albeit limited, market opportunities for U.S. dairy amid a broader ...

The U.S.-China trade war is shifting from a tariff fight to a contest of leverage – and Beijing is quietly setting the tempo. As President Donald Trump raises the volume, Beijing is adjusting the ...