Chinese official has ruled out more trade talks with United States under pressure, day after American tariffs imposed by Washington on Chinese goods took effect... US tariffs on 200 billion dollars worth of imported Chinese goods, took effect on Monday, amid escalating..…

At present there are very palpable fears in Washington’s higher circles regarding the continuing—and from their perspective necessary and non-negotiable—role of the dollar as trade settlement and reserve currency, even in the face of current Chinese support for the dollar system...…

During the recent visit of Chinese President Hu Jintao to Washington, the White House seemed bent on trying in every way possible to extend him a cool reception. The Chinese expected a state dinner, normally accorded to a head of state on the first official visit to the United..…

Nixon and Kissinger could not get reaction from Russians or Chinese, either.3 In the spring of 1969, Kissinger had tried using the threat to impress Anatoly Dobrynin, Soviet Washington, to no effect.. ..…

In 1880, Chinese immigrants were the largest foreign-born group in California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Nevada. But with the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, Chinese immigrants were prevented from entering the U.S. ..…

Beijing, however, says Washington's cyber attack accusations are hypocritical, especially against China.. The United States is considering imposing sanctions against Chinese companies and individuals it believes are related to the hacking of US trade secrets.. ..…

Nevertheless, it may take a decade or more until a Russian–Chinese military alliance would be ready to confront the US directly. ... And that would also allow President Obama to make President Xi a genuine offer of a strategic partnership with China when he visits Washington in September...…

Marlène Laruelle and Sébastien Peyrouse, scholars at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., demonstrate in The Chinese Question in Central Asia that China is already the dominant economic power in the region. . ..…

China has raised tariffs on $60 billion of U.S imports in escalation of their trade battle following deadline for President Donald Trump's latest increase of $200 in tariffs on Chinese goods ... BEIJING — China and United States imposed new tariff hikes on each other's goods Sept 24 and Beijing..…

Both Japan and the UK who have deployed military assets in the region to observe North Korea’s illicit maritime activities said they agreed with Washington’s assessment of the DPRK’s off-books oil flows. . But Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi called for a different approach, saying..…

I mean, put aside Trumpian tweets and the rest of Washington sideshow, including those Chinese tariffs and the bluster and bombast of the administration this side of Titanic, and, things could not look rosier. ..…