China says the US should cease spreading false information and address its misguided actions.
China stated on Tuesday that the United States needs to “stop the spread of disinformation,” focusing on addressing what it calls “fraud” amid ongoing trade tensions between the two nations. Lin Jiang, speaking for China’s Foreign Ministry, claimed that the US has “falsely criticized and smeared” China, and mentioned that Washington had implemented “extremely suppressed” […]
Job market remains uncertain during tariffs pause with China
In April, job openings and employment saw a slight uptick just before the Labor Bureau’s upcoming employment report, a crucial indicator for the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions impacting the economy. Overall employment trends seem to be in a holding pattern. Businesses are cautious, particularly as they await clarity on U.S. tariff policies tied to […]
Reliance on China for essential supplies presents a national security risk
Recently, President Trump expressed his frustration with China, accusing them of breaching previous agreements. According to him, they did not uphold their end regarding the promised exchange of rare earth minerals, which understandably upset him. However, one might think he should have anticipated this outcome. The White House is currently working on addressing the situation, […]
Non-citizens accused of plot to illegally transfer US military technology to China
Two individuals have been charged in connection with a scheme to smuggle U.S. military technology, including missiles, to China, as reported by the U.S. Department of Justice. The defendants, Guang Guy, 43, and John Miller, 63, both from England, face multiple charges like interstate stalking and conspiracy. This development aligns with President Trump’s administration’s intensified […]
U.S. must increase initiatives in Central and South America to counter China, says House Intel Chair
Crawford Highlights China’s Growing Influence in Latin America Rick Crawford, the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, expressed concerns on Sunday about the increasing influence of China in Latin America and the need for the US to take more proactive measures in the region. During an interview on “The Hill Sunday” with Chris Stirewalt of […]
Taliban Urges China and Russia to Move Away from the Dollar in Trade
Taliban Eyes Trade Deals with Russia and China The Taliban’s “commerce minister” recently informed Reuters that the group is making significant progress in establishing trade with Russia using local currency, and they’re encouraging China to consider similar arrangements. Since the Taliban regained control in Afghanistan on August 15, 2021, after former President Ashraf Ghani left […]
New COVID variant associated with rise in China found in US, but case numbers stay low
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has identified several cases of a new Covid-19 variant known as Nb.1.8.1, which is linked to an increase in infections reported in China. A CDC spokesperson mentioned that the number of detected cases is relatively low, so it hasn’t been included in their Covid data tracker. According […]
Beneficial Connections with China Turn into a Political Risk for Harvard
Concerns Grow Over Harvard’s Ties to China In a recent turn of events, the Trump administration has pointed fingers at Harvard University, claiming that its connections to China are influencing the campus environment. The administration has taken steps to revoke this prestigious institution’s ability to enroll international students, noting that, as of 2024, Chinese nationals […]
China Promises Assistance to International Students Following Harvard Restrictions
China Responds to U.S. Policy on Foreign Students Beijing: The Chinese government has pledged to safeguard the rights and interests of overseas students and academics following the Trump administration’s recent decision to block foreign student registrations. Mao Ning, a spokesperson for the Foreign Office, stated in a press conference that these actions by the U.S. […]
Republican Officials Take on Hotel Chains for Calling Taiwan a Part of China
House Committee Questions Hotel Chains on Taiwan’s Status House Selection Committee members, Speaker John Mourenard (R-MI) and Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), are set to question hotel chain CEOs this Wednesday about why their websites and promotional materials refer to Taiwan as “Taiwan of China.” The letters were sent to Hilton Worldwide’s CEO Christopher J. Nassetta, […]