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Beijing Stokes Patriotic Fervor and Blames U.S. for Trade War
The Communist Party is steeling China’s population for an ideological battle. It is an approach that could backfire.
China’s leader ends Southeast Asia tour touting Beijing's reliability vs. US tariff threats
Chinese President Xi Jinping capped a three-nation Southeast Asia tour in Cambodia on Friday, promoting Beijing's reliability ...
U.S. Gas Exports to China Stopped After Beijing Imposed Tariffs
The United States accounted for only 3 percent of China’s natural gas imports last year. Those purchases could now dry up ...
Beijing Responds to Google Label in South China Sea
Manila uses "West Philippine Sea" for waters in its maritime zone, where China's expanding presence challenges the U.S. ally.
Forget tariffs — Beijing is already choking off US exports on the sly
“The antibiotic cited by Beijing has been banned in U.S. chicken production for decades,” Super added, referencing the drug ...
Trump's Tariffs on China Now Total 145%—and Beijing's Retaliation Could Hit U.S. Homebuyers
On April 10, Trump clarified that his tariffs on China now total 145%—the 125% rate he announced a day earlier as retribution ...
Satellite images show 'Beijing Military City,' the secretive command center China is building. It may be the world's largest.
China is secretly building a massive military command center southwest of Beijing. The 1,500-acre construction site is expected to dwarf the Pentagon.
Beijing Film Festival Turns to the Classics in Celebration of 120 Years of Chinese Cinema
It all began with a wooden-bodied, hand-cranked camera, a Peking Opera star, and a man with a vision named Ren Qingtai.