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China and the US have long collaborated in 'open research.' Some in Congress say that must change
U.S. lawmakers and national security officials are increasingly alarmed that long-standing research ties between the U.S. and China could give China an advantage when it comes to developing new milita
China has officially placed several prominent US tech firms, Canadian research outfit TechInsights, and other foreign entities on its Unreliable Entity List. Citing national security and development interests,
China’s sweeping new restrictions on rare earth exports mark its first major effort to police the global flow of critical minerals it dominates, using the same playbook that allows the US to wield power far beyond its shores.
President Donald Trump called China's rare earth export controls a 'bad moment' as both countries navigate tensions over critical defense materials, and potential tariff increases.
According to CCTV News, 372 Chinese companies are participating this year, a notable rise from the 260-plus firms reported last year. The increase suggests not only the growing technological competitiveness of Chinese enterprises but also their expanding interest in the Middle Eastern market,
The European Union is looking into setting pre-conditions for Chinese companies investing in Europe, including transfers of technology and know-how, the EU trade chief and Denmark's foreign minister said on Tuesday.
HONG KONG (AP) — China outlined new curbs on exports of rare earths and related technologies on Thursday, extending controls over use of the elements critical for many high-tech and military products ahead of a meeting in about three weeks between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Beijing’s new export controls on rare earths are designed to force the U.S. to drop its own restrictions on selling advanced computer chips to China, analysts say.
The Trump administration recently began charging fees for Chinese ships docking at U.S. ports, prompting China to retaliate.
China trade tensions saw President Trump announce a 100% tariff on Chinese imports, effective November 1. In response, China launched an antitrust probe into US chip giant Qualcomm over its acquisition of Autotalks.