US-China Relation

China and the U.S. have agreed to a 90-day tariff truce, set to begin on May 14, 2025, with the deal seeminging appearing to meet nearly all of Beijing’s demands

China’s industrial powerhouse is showing clear signs of strain as its manufacturing activity contracted for the first time in over a year, according to the latest official data.

Chinese smartphone and electric vehicle maker, Xiaomi has officially stepped into the AI race with the launch of MiMo, its first open-source large language model (LLM) engineered specifically for advanced reasoning tasks.

China is mounting a global campaign to counter Trump’s trade tactics and position itself as a defender of global norms. Xi’s envoys call Trump’s 90-day reprieves a “divide and conquer” move, but US allies remain wary of drawing too close to Beijing.

The U.S has already lost all of its leverage on China and President Trump's peace declaration seems to be just empty words. China knows that the ball is currently in their court, and they will be the one who would be calling the shot from here on.

U.S. President Donald Trump has just chickened out, and backed out on its tariff war against China.

China just issued a strong warning to countries considering trade deals with the United States that China would not hesitate to take reciprocal countermeasures if they were to attempt to undermine China's interest.

Gary Gensler criticised Trump’s tariffs as harmful to the U.S. economy and warned that trade tensions with China could worsen. He also said most cryptocurrencies, except Bitcoin, are risky and based on hype, not real value.

Chinese President Xi Jinping just arrived in Malaysia for high-profile state visit, with Chinese state broadcaster CGTN catching a glimpse of Xi being received by the Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim at the Kuala Lumpur international Airport.

The Trump administration has granted temporary tariff exemptions for key electronics. But Commerce Secretary Lutnick stressed the relief is short-term. The move adds to a string of policy shifts, sparking criticism over strategic inconsistency and raising questions about the true direction of US trade policy.