President Donald Trump said on Monday he expects to reach a fair trade deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping and downplayed risks of a clash over the issue of Taiwan, even as his top trade negotiator accused Beijing of engaging in "economic coercion.

Ambassador Jamieson Greer warns Beijing’s “economic coercion" won’t derail the Trump administration’s effort to rebuild U.S. manufacturing and secure key supply chains.

A China le gusta condenar a Estados Unidos por extender su influencia mucho más allá de sus fronteras para hacer demandas a empresas no

State news agency Xinhua confirmed that Li, 58, was dropped from his post as part of a wider ambassadorial reshuffle approved by President Xi Jinping.

Fareed Zakaria said that as the Middle East grew quieter the Chinese front grew more discordant. “In this arena Trump has lurched from threat to retreat to confusion,” he said.

Trump affirmed that he would meet with Xi this month on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, a grouping of 21 economies. Beijing has not announced plans for Xi to make the trip to South Korea, but it’s not unusual for such details to emerge closer to the travel date.

It’s worth keeping in mind when contemplating Palantir chief technology officer Shyam Sankar’s recent Wall Street Journal critique of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Sankar writes that Huang and other “business elites” persist in allegedly denying the sinister motives behind the abundant flow of Chinese production to the United States.

A lobbying group whose board includes U.S. firms like Oracle , Amazon.com and Exxon Mobil is urging the Trump administration to immediately suspend a rule it says halted billions of dollars' worth of U.