US-China Relation

The United States has extended its 90-day trade truce with China, pushing the deadline from August 11 to November 10 under a presidential decree.

The company addressed the rumors on Weibo Sunday night, warning the public not to be misled by reports suggesting such a project was underway.

U.S. senators sound the alarm on DeepSeek, a Chinese model accused of spreading dangerous content and enabling foreign surveillance.

Bitmain, the world’s leading Bitcoin mining ASIC manufacturer, is preparing to open its first manufacturing facility in the United States—a strategic move set to accelerate production and support for American clients.

In its push to revive its struggling economy, China has started dishing out visa-free entry programs to many countries, with the exception of North America and Africa.

TikTok is planning to launch a new app specifically for U.S. users by September 2025 amid ongoing talks to address national security concerns over its Chinese ownership. The existing app will be phased out by March 2026, with users required to switch to the new version to continue using the platform.

In the face of the tariff from the United States, the semiconductor war, and the tension surrounding its oil supply in the Middle East, it seems that China is already on its knees. But instead of backing down, China is responding with a retaliation on its own.

Zhipu AI was once on the U.S commerce Department's export control entity list, being one of the Chinese companies being blacklisted from procuring U.S components.

Huawei Technologies is preparing to introduce its Ascend 910C artificial intelligence processor, a chip designed to rival Nvidia’s flagship H100 GPU, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.

China is actively seeking to challenge the dominance of the US dollar as the world’s primary reserve currency, with a strategic push to extend the digital yuan’s role in both domestic transactions and cross-border payments.