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Tesla: Biden finally hails Elon Musk amid tough Chinese EV competition

US President Joe Biden has said that the country is building a reliable national public charging network to counter Chinese challenge in the EV market

US Dec trade data reveals massive shortfall in China's 'Phase 1' purchases

The U.S. Census Bureau said on Tuesday that the United States' 2021 goods trade deficit with China rose by $45 billion, or14.5%, to $355.3 billion

What are Lupin CEO Vinita Gupta's plans for growth in US & China?

In conversation with Business Standard's Sohini Das, Lupin CEO Vinita Gupta shared her company's growth plans in the US and in China. Let us listen in to the interview

US calls for 'concrete action' from China to meet purchase commitments

US President Joe Biden has said the trade deal did not address the core problems with China's state-led economy, but US officials have pressed Beijing to make good on the deal as signed

US concerned over Moscow, China's deepening ties: Russian envoy

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping met on Friday in China on the sidelines of the Beijing Winter Olympics and reaffirmed their close ties

America stands with India against Chinese intimidation, asserts US

The US has asserted that it stands with India against Chinese intimidation after Beijing deputed a PLA officer as a torchbearer for the Beijing Winter Olympics.

Former US security officials urge Congress to act on China legislation

A letter signed by 16 officials from past Democratic and Republican administrations said the legislation would 'ensure the U.S. stays on the cutting-edge of microelectronics'

USA's Blinken holds talks with China foreign minister on Ukraine crisis

Washington sets out a diplomatic path to address sweeping Russian demands in eastern Europe.

UN Chief Guterres calls for US-China negotiation over trade, technology

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for dialogue and negotiation between the US and China over trade and technology to avoid the polarisation of the world market and economy

US blocks 44 flights by Chinese airlines in escalating dispute

The United States has moved to block 44 flights to the US by Chinese airlines in retaliation for China forcing the cancellation of flights by US airlines

Joe Biden, Japan PM Kishida resolve to 'push back' against China

US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio on Friday shared concern about China's action in several regions like Xinjiang, and Hong Kong, during a virtual meeting

US concerned by China's attempt to 'intimidate' neighbours: White House

The remarks of White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki came ahead of the 14th round of military-level talks between India and China on the 20-month row in eastern Ladakh

Pacific most likely to see 'strategic surprise': US official on China role

Construction on the tiny island of Kanton would offer China a foothold deep in territory that had been firmly aligned to the US.

Chinese national pleads guilty to stealing trade secrets: US Justice Dept

A Chinese national pleaded guilty in a US court to stealing trade secrets from Monsanto agribusiness corporation to benefit Beijing, the Justice Department said

Huawei to see 'serious challenges' in 2022 amid tech politics

The US sanctions have hit Huawei hard and the company has warned that it will see "serious challenges" in 2022 amid "politicisation of technology", and further "deglobalisation".

China's Communist Party removes top Xinjiang official sanctioned by US

The US-China ties are going through a tense phase as the Biden administration has already announced a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics which is to be held in February next year.

China denounces US law that restricts Xinjiang imports over forced labour

President Joe Biden signed the measure Thursday amid mounting tension including appeals by activists for a boycott of February's Winter Olympics in Beijing

President Biden signs bills on forced labour in China, ALS research

The new law is the latest in a series of attempts by the US to get tough with China over its alleged systemic and widespread abuse of ethnic and religious minorities in its western region

US calls on China to end genocide, crimes in Xinjiang province: Blinken

The US called on China to immediately end genocide and crimes against Muslim Uyghurs and other minority groups in Xinjiang province.This comes after US President Joe Biden on Thursday signed the "Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act" that bans importing of goods into the US made with forced labor in Xinjiang."President Biden today signed the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, underscoring the United States' commitment to combatting forced labor, including in the context of the ongoing genocide in Xinjiang," US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, said in a statement.The statement said that the State Department is committed to working with Congress and our interagency partners to continue addressing forced labor in Xinjiang and to strengthen international action against this egregious violation of human rights.This new law gives the U.S. government new tools to prevent goods made with forced labor in Xinjiang from entering U.S. markets and to further promote accountability for persons and

Global trade momentum slowing down

The United States continued to maintain high tariffs on goods from China that the Trump administration had imposed but that didn't seem to hurt China much