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Last Updated: July 7, 2016

Not Everyone in China Thought the Government Could Handle the Coronavirus

Reza Hasmath, Timothy Hildebrandt,...
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China’s Power in the Middle East Is Rising

Jonathan Fulton
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Last month, Chinese President Xi Jinping made a three-day visit to the United Arab Emirates, his second Middle East trip after visiting Saudi Arabia, Iran and Egypt in January 2016. The most significant outcome was the elevation of the bilateral...

Ex-Apple Engineer Arrested on His Way to China, Charged with Stealing Company’s Autonomous Car Secrets

Allyson Chiu
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For about two years, Xiaolang Zhang was privy to information to which many in the tech world can only dream of having access: the inner workings of Apple’s secretive autonomous car research.

Ending Military Exercises? Trump’s Plan for North Korea Was China’s Plan First.

Emily Rauhala
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President Trump cut a deal with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un — and China is going to like it.

Trump Announces Tariffs on China, Tech Crackdown Ahead of Key Trade Meeting

David J. Lynch
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Trump slaps $50B tariffs as Commerce Secretary is due to arrive in Beijing on Saturday for talks.

China Gave Trump a List of Crazy Demands, and He Caved to One of Them

Josh Rogin
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China’s list of economic and trade demands that suggest its negotiating position.

Behind Erik Prince’s China Venture

Marc Fisher, Ian Shapira and Emily...
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The Blackwater founder has cut a lucrative security-training deal with Chinese insiders. But is it against U.S. interests?

Trump Is Breaking the WTO. Will China Want to Save It?

Rachel Brewster
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A U.S. trade team is in China this week to discuss the countries’ trade disputes and the U.S. threat of $150 billion in sanctions.

China Is Fueling a New ‘Resource Curse’ — and Riots around the World

Renard Sexton
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During the past 15 years, China’s demand for primary commodities has triggered a dramatic increase in natural resource extraction in the developing world.

Tensions Rise over Taiwan Strait as U.S. and China Harden Positions

Simon Denyer
Washington Post
Fears grow that Taiwan will suffer the consequences of Trump-China spat.

Three Takeaways from Kim Jong Un’s Trip to China

Rush Doshi
Washington Post
What to learn from the secret meeting between Xi and Kim?

T-Minus One Week until China’s Space Lab Crashes to Earth. Here’s What It Will Look Like.

Cleve R. Wootson Jr. and Amy B Wang
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The out-of-control space lab is expected to plummet to earth in a week.

China Vows to Open Its Markets Further in Response to Trump’s Tariff Threats

Simon Denyer
Washington Post
China responded to the threat of a massive package of tariffs from the United States by vowing Tuesday to further open its own markets to foreign trade and investment, while warning that a trade war between the two nations would hurt both sides.

China Sets up New Foreign Aid Agency to Better Project Influence Abroad

Simon Denyer
Washington Post
The communist government establishes a new agency to coordinate its foreign aid program.