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Beijing sends application hours after US, UK, and Australia outlined defence deal
Discussions could lead to new round of punitive tariffs
US and Chinese presidents speak for first time since February after unproductive talks between lower-level officials
Efforts to make friends in post-Trump era may take time amid trade and immigration difficulties
Pipeline company bets on strong North American energy supplies despite drilling pullback
As we enter the final stretch of 2021, lawmakers will struggle to play a big role in shaping globalisation
Washington blamed for worsening ties as Kerry visits Tianjin to push emissions cuts
Hanoi has been tempted to shift away from neutrality as tensions rise with Beijing
At first glance, the economic headlines make for some mixed messages
Access to vital market for equipment and software makers stands in way of blanket bans
Moves to protect technology and secure food and raw material supplies hit markets
Pandemic highlights lack of investment as high demand and infrastructure restrictions cause delays
Embattled Chinese giant able to secure Qualcomm 4G chips for low-key launch
The agreement has become that rarest of things — a trade deal liked across the political spectrum
President’s proposal aims to raise domestic manufacturing threshold for government procurement
Geopolitical tensions are juxtaposed with record levels of Chinese exports to US
Beijing’s vice foreign minister urges Washington to change ‘extremely dangerous’ policy
Valdis Dombrovskis ready to look at ‘other possible solutions’ to tariffs dispute
Talks in Tianjin aim to stop an increasingly belligerent relationship spilling into conflict
Sell-off in Didi shares is a clear warning of the dichotomy faced by investors
Biden administration deal removes an irritant in relations between the two countries
Beijing may lack the ambition needed to develop a global military presence that rivals the US
Beijing refuses to allow Biden’s deputy secretary of state to meet counterpart in planned visit
Trade minister acknowledges a full deal unlikely, but digital trade and China emerge as areas of co-operation
As it did 50 years ago, the US economy finds itself at a turning point
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