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U.S.–China competition: trade, technology, Taiwan, and the Indo-Pacific balance.
Trump and Xi launch U.S.-China Board of Trade and Investment, outlining tariff relief and coal imports.
President Trump and Xi Jinping formalized new US‑China trade and investment boards during a historic state visit in September 2026.
First Lady Melania Trump released a full itinerary for President Xi Jinping and Madame Peng Liyuan’s historic September White House state visit.
Trump and Xi activate trade and investment boards, easing tariffs and shaping future cooperation.
The U.S. Department of Commerce preliminarily finds Chinese truck bed covers sold in the U.S. at less than fair value, extending provisional duties.
The Commerce Department preliminarily determined Chinese large‑diameter graphite electrodes are being sold in the U.S. below fair value, triggering a critical circumstances review.
The U.S. Commerce Department delayed its preliminary less‑than‑fair‑value ruling on the Chinese chemical N‑Cyclohexylbenzothiazole‑2‑Sulfenamide.
Rochester Electronics, LLC filed a notice to start semiconductor manufacturing within Foreign‑Trade Zone 27 in Newburyport, Massachusetts, expanding U.S. chip capacity.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres calls on the G77 and China to press forward on justice as global ceasefires crumble and conflicts intensify.
The U.S. Department of Commerce preliminarily finds Chinese tin mill products sold in the U.S. at less than fair value, opening comment period.
The U.S. Commerce Department concluded C.S. Aluminium Corp shipped no common alloy aluminum sheets from Taiwan during April 2024‑March 2025, raising China‑related trade questions.
The Treasury Department extended a temporary export restriction on Russian airline Azur Air's Krasnoyarsk office, citing ongoing national security concerns.
The U.S. Commerce Department preliminarily finds Chinese chlorinated isocyanurates were sold below normal value, inviting public comment.
The Commerce Department concluded that Taiwanese firm EEPV Corp. did not engage in dumping of crystalline silicon photovoltaics in the U.S. for 2024‑25.
The Commerce Department concluded that Taiwanese narrow woven ribbon producers sold below normal value during the 2023‑2024 review period.
Dongjin Semichem Texas, Inc. filed a Federal Register notice to produce semiconductor‑grade photoresist thinner in FTZ 183 near Killeen, Texas.
The Commerce Department has preliminarily found Chinese pencil producers sold below normal value during Dec 2024‑Nov 2025, opening a comment period.
The Commerce Department concluded Chinese exporters sold steel racks in the U.S. at below‑normal prices during the 2023‑24 review period.
The Commerce Department preliminarily finds Chinese tin mill producers receive countervailable subsidies for 2025, opening a formal investigation.
The U.S. Department of War and Mongolia’s Ministry of Defense convened a bilateral defense framework, led by Deputy Assistant Secretary Alvaro Smith.
The Department of War has authorized a protected channel for reporting Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena to the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System.
The Commerce Department concluded that ending the countervailing duties on Chinese steel grating would likely sustain prohibited subsidies.
The White House announced a presidential proclamation on Sep 8, 2026 expanding the range of Canadian auto products subject to additional duties.
NMFS grants a 15‑day comment window to review Turnagain Marine Construction’s request to renew its incidental harassment authorization for the Seward cruise dock project.
The Commerce Department opened a less‑than‑fair‑value investigation into linear hydraulic cylinders imported from China, Canada, India, Korea and Mexico.
The Commerce Department announced investigations into subsidies on linear hydraulic cylinders imported from China, India, and Mexico.
The Commerce Department concluded that Taiwan’s C.S. Aluminium Corp shipped no common alloy aluminum sheet to the United States in the 2024‑2025 review period.
The Treasury’s OFAC released two new general licenses, 50A and 51A, under the Venezuela Sanctions Regulations, easing certain restrictions.
The U.S. Commerce Department delayed a preliminary less‑than‑fair‑value ruling on imports of tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane from China.
The U.S. Department of Commerce terminated antidumping and countervailing duties on lawn mowers from China and Vietnam after no parties responded to the sunset review.
The Commerce Department has opened a country‑wide inquiry to assess whether Thai spray‑foam products built with Chinese parts evade AD and CVD orders.
The U.S. Department of Commerce concluded that revoking antidumping duties on Korean steel nails would likely resume dumping, keeping the measures in place.
The Commerce Department concluded that Taiwanese narrow‑woven ribbon producers sold their goods below normal value during the 2023‑24 review period.
Dongjin Semichem Texas, Inc. seeks FTZ 183 approval to produce semiconductor‑grade photoresist thinner in Killeen, Texas.
The Commerce Department concluded that Indian exporters sold frozen warmwater shrimp below normal value during the 2024‑25 review period.
The War Department announced the Navy will install its first advanced nuclear micro‑reactor at Naval Weapons Station Crane by September 2028.
The Commerce Department concluded that ending the countervailing duty on Chinese steel grating would likely allow subsidized imports to continue.
The White House issued a proclamation expanding the range of Canadian auto and parts subject to extra tariffs to counter alleged discrimination.
The new rule simplifies licensing for U.S. drone exports, aiming to boost competitiveness while preserving security safeguards.
The War Department allocated $11.4 million under the Defense Production Act to boost Stellant Systems’ space‑based TWT amplifier manufacturing.
Viatris Pharmaceuticals, LLC filed a Federal Register notice to establish a subzone under Foreign‑Trade Zone 61 in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico.
The Commerce Department issued a final affirmative countervailing duty determination on Chinese van-type trailers, citing subsidies for the 2024 period.
The Commerce Department says lifting the antidumping duty on Chinese steel grating would likely resume dumping, prompting a continuation of the order.
The Commerce Department postponed the preliminary countervailing duty determination on imports of certain choline salts from China, citing pending subsidy data.
The Commerce Department delayed its preliminary less‑than‑fair‑value rulings on PTMEG imports from China, Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
The U.S. Department of Commerce concludes Chinese van-type trailers were sold in the United States at less than fair value during April‑September 2025.
The Department of Commerce announced it will amend duty scope to exclude enriched ^15N ammonium sulfate from China after a court ruling.
The Department of Commerce revised the antidumping margin for Tianjin Magnesium International following a Court of International Trade judgment that diverged from its original findings.
The U.S. Commerce Department announced continuation of antidumping and countervailing duties on light‑walled rectangular pipe from China, citing ongoing injury.
The U.S. Commerce Department has launched a countrywide probe into Thailand‑assembled spray‑foam systems using Chinese alkyl phosphate esters.
The Commerce Department concluded that lifting antidumping duties on Korean, Malaysian, Omani, Taiwanese, and Vietnamese steel nails would likely resume dumping.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has lifted antidumping and countervailing duties on walk‑behind lawn mowers from China and Vietnam after no domestic response.
The Commerce Department concluded that Taiwan producers of narrow woven ribbons with selvedge sold below normal value during the 2023‑24 review.
The Commerce Department warned that lifting the antidumping duty on Chinese steel grating would likely resume dumping, per its final sunset review.
The Department of Commerce issued an affirmative determination that Chinese-made van-type trailers entered the U.S. market at less than fair value during April‑September 2025.
Beijing faces pressure on technology and finance while positioning itself as diplomatic broker between Washington and adversaries.
China faces mounting pressure from U.S. financial sanctions while exploiting great power competition for diplomatic gains.
China faces mounting pressure from U.S. sanctions threats while hedging financial exposure and competing for influence across Asia.
Beijing accelerates sanctions-resistant infrastructure while Washington confronts limits of financial leverage over strategic rival.
Administration escalates tech decoupling, tariff threats, and talent recruitment crackdowns targeting Beijing's strategic capabilities.
China exploits U.S. security vulnerabilities while Beijing consolidates power and deepens Arctic partnerships with Russia.
Washington intensifies tech decoupling while Beijing consolidates power and deepens Russian partnership amid Arctic expansion plans.
Beijing exploits American talent while Washington fragments strategy on tariffs, alliances, and Arctic competition.
Xi tightens domestic control while exploiting US talent and technology gaps in critical defense sectors.
US-China competition intensifies across technology, Arctic strategy, and alliance management as Washington tightens restrictions.
Beijing exploits American talent while Washington imposes tariffs and strengthens autocratic partnerships threaten regional stability.
Beijing recruits American aerospace talent while Washington imposes tariffs and confronts institutional vulnerabilities in tech security.
Beijing exploits American divisions while accelerating technology acquisition and Arctic expansion strategies.
Beijing recruits American aerospace engineers while Washington pursues tariffs and fractured alliances.
US-China competition intensifies across technology, trade, and Arctic strategy as Washington restricts access while Beijing recruits Western expertise.
Beijing consolidates power domestically while expanding technology acquisition and Arctic influence as Washington pursues tariffs over strategy.
Stanford aerospace veteran trained Chinese defense researchers while Washington tightens tech controls and tariffs.
Stanford aerospace expert trained Chinese defense researchers while Pentagon tightens tariffs on drone imports as Beijing accelerates AI and Arctic expansion.
China recruits American aerospace talent while Trump administration imposes sweeping tariffs and tech restrictions in escalating decoupling strategy.
Trump administration escalates economic decoupling while China deepens strategic partnerships with Russia across Arctic and global supply chains.
Tariffs, Arctic competition, and Taiwan arms sales reshape US-China strategic competition across technology, geography, and military domains.
Washington intensifies tech decoupling, arms Taiwan, and counters Beijing's Arctic ambitions through tariffs and defense commitments.
Trump administration imposes sweeping tariffs while fortifying Taiwan ties and countering China's Arctic expansion strategy.
New tariffs, Taiwan arms sales, and Arctic concerns signal comprehensive U.S. effort to counter Chinese technological and geopolitical expansion.
Beijing accelerates Arctic partnerships, weaponizes food security, and advances AI dominance while Washington struggles to counter.
China advances Arctic energy corridors, weaponizes food security, and races ahead in AI while Washington calibrates Taiwan support and Iran containment strategy.
China escalates economic coercion through agricultural leverage while advancing AI capabilities as Trump administration faces multidimensional strategic challenge.
Beijing weaponizes food security, AI, and regional coalitions while Washington calibrates Taiwan support and Iran containment strategy.
China exploits agricultural vulnerabilities while advancing AI capabilities as Trump administration navigates Taiwan arms sales and Moscow-Beijing-Tehran coordination.
China leverages food security, AI advancement, and third-party proxies while Washington struggles with coordinated containment strategy.
Beijing leverages AI dominance and regional influence while Washington struggles to coordinate response across technology, security, and diplomacy.
Beijing accelerates AI dominance while Washington struggles with coordinated counter-strategy across Taiwan, Iran, and regional influence.
China exploits technological gaps and regional divisions while Trump administration signals mixed strategic priorities on Taiwan, Iran, and great power competition.
Beijing accelerates AI capabilities while Washington struggles with containment amid Taiwan arms sales and Iranian diplomacy complications.
Trump administration confronts simultaneous challenges across Taiwan, Iran, and AI competition as China expands strategic leverage.
China accelerates AI dominance while Trump administration balances Taiwan commitments against emerging partnerships with Russia and Iran.
Beijing accelerates AI capabilities while Washington struggles with Taiwan arms sales and Middle East influence.
Trump administration confronts simultaneous challenges across Taiwan, technology, and Middle East diplomacy with Beijing.
Trump administration balances Taiwan military support with Beijing pressure on Iran proliferation amid shifting regional dynamics.
Trump administration pursues dual-track China strategy: $14B Taiwan arms package while seeking Beijing restraint on Iran proliferation.
Trump administration pursues competing interests in Taiwan security, Iran containment, and China relations simultaneously.
Trump administration escalates Taiwan arms sales while testing Xi's commitment to restrict Iranian weapons transfers.
Trump administration balances Taiwan military support with concerns over Chinese-Iranian coordination amid regional instability.
Trump administration balances Taiwan military support against China cooperation on Iran proliferation concerns.
Trump administration pursues $14B Taiwan package while pressuring Beijing on Iran weapons transfers.