US-China Relation

U.S. President Donald Trump has officially confirmed that the United States is in an active trade war with China, following his threat last week to impose a 100% tariff on all Chinese imports.

This weekend will go down as one of the most chaotic in crypto’s history — a bloodbath that exposed just how much power one man still holds over the digital economy.

Ukrainian crypto trader Konstantin Galich, known as *Kostya Kudo*, was found dead in his Lamborghini in Kyiv after a severe $400 billion crypto market crash triggered by Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports. Authorities are investigating, with early signs pointing to suicide amid financial stress and market losses.

A U.S. diplomat has been dismissed after allegedly concealing a romantic relationship with a Chinese national who reportedly had close ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) — a revelation that has set off alarm bells over national security and foreign influence within American diplomatic ranks.

The global financial order is shifting fast—and the U.S. dollar may be losing its grip. China’s currency internationalization drive is accelerating, global payments in yuan are soaring, and the cracks in the dollar’s dominance are becoming too large to ignore.

The U.S. and China have reached a “framework” agreement over TikTok, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced Monday during U.S.-China talks in Madrid.

China’s growing influence over global crypto liquidity — particularly through Hong Kong — is giving Beijing a subtle but powerful lever of control over Trump.

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a sharp warning to China, declaring that failure to supply the U.S. with rare-earth magnets could trigger tariffs of up to 200%.

Chinese AI powerhouse DeepSeek has unveiled a next-generation chip entirely designed and manufactured in China, a move that could potentially break the fragile balance between artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency.

Shein’s high-stakes push for a public listing has taken a new twist. The fast-fashion giant is reportedly considering shifting its corporate base back to China from Singapore in a bid to win Beijing’s approval for a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO), according to Bloomberg.