Media Report
- CNN reports, "China has lashed out against the United States, accusing it of trying to "kill" Chinese businesses after US prosecutors indicted telecom giant Huawei on a slew of charges."For some time now, the United States has deployed its state power to smear and crack down on targeted Chinese companies in an attempt to kill their normal and legal business operations," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said in a statement Tuesday.He added that Beijing sees "strong political motives and manipulation" behind the US charges against Huawei, which include conspiring to steal trade secrets and dodge American sanctions on Iran."
- CNBC reports, "The White House announced on Monday the U.S. delegation that will receive Chinese representatives for trade negotiations on Wednesday and Thursday. U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer will lead the discussions, President Donald Trump's administration said, with four other officials rounding out the U.S. delegation: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow and trade advisor Peter Navarro. The meetings represent the next step in negotiations begun after the U.S. and China agreed to a 90-day truce in the trade war. The White House Press Secretary said the negotiations are aimed at 'achieving needed structural changes in China that affect trade between the United States and China.'"
- The Washington Post reports, "Russia and China are competing more intensely with the United States in 'a race for technological and military superiority,' the nation's top intelligence official told a Senate panel Tuesday during a hearing that highlighted the distance between the U.S. intelligence community and President Trump on several critical fronts. The two U.S. adversaries 'are more aligned that at any point since the mid-1950s,' Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said in his prepared remarks before the Senate Intelligence Committee, seemingly invoking the Cold War of the 20th Century to warn lawmakers about the strategic risk posed by China and Russia. CIA Director Gina Haspel, FBI Director Christopher A. Wray and other top officials joined the national intelligence director in a discussion that ranged over a wide array of national security challenges."
Calendar
- 2019-01-28 Canada’s Ambassador to China Pushed Out Over Controversy
- 2019-01-27 America Pushes Allies to Fight Huawei in New Arms Race With China
- 2019-01-25 China says Soros' criticism of Xi is 'meaningless'
- 2019-01-24 China Appears to Block Microsoft’s Bing as Censorship Intensifies
- 2019-01-23 Top White House adviser says no trade meetings with China canceled
- 2019-01-22 U.S. to formally seek extradition of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou: Globe and Mail
- 2019-01-21 Concerns about global economy grow
- 2019-01-20 Asia-Pacific stocks gain ahead of China GDP
- 2019-01-18 Trump, Kim Jong-un to Hold Second Meeting Next Month
- 2019-01-17 Huawei Said to Be Under U.S. Investigation in Trade-Secrets Case
News
- CNN China slams US over 'unreasonable crackdown' on Huawei
- CNBC China trade negotiations will be led by Robert Lighthizer and include trade hawk Peter Navarro
- Washington Post Senate hears that Russia and China top list of threats to U.S. interests
- The Wall Street Journal U.S. Authorities Unveil Sweeping Set of Charges Against China's Huawei
- The New York Times Trump's Shutdown Surrender Adds Pressure to Secure China Trade Win
- Bloomberg S&P Global Plans to 'Participate in All Markets' in China
- CNN Ballistic missile can hit moving ships, China says, but experts remain skeptical
- Reuters Mnuchin says Huawei case 'separate' from U.S.-China trade talks
- CBS News China responds after teacher warns Duke students to use English
- Bloomberg China's Crackdown on Pollution Is a Boon to the World's Shipbuilders
- CNBC Hong Kong's short-lived property price decline is just about over, analysts say
- Reuters China lawmakers review new draft foreign investment law adding anti-monopoly rules
- The New York Times World Monuments Fund Enlists Selldorf Architects for Forbidden City Project
- CNBC New US sanctions on Venezuela will mean cheap oil for China and India
- The New York Times In Taiwan, an Invitation to a 'Living Room' for Culture
Commentary
- Politico Trump wants a China deal but negotiators face mounting troubles
- Bloomberg China's Banks Are Desperate for Capital
- The Diplomat The Chinese Railways Remolding East Africa
- The New York Times Huawei and China Have Limited Ways to Answer U.S. Charges
- CNBC China wants to boost loans to small businesses. Tech companies may be the answer
- Foreign Affairs Reports of Belt and Road's Death Are Greatly Exaggerated