BEIJING-BOUND Yellen then travels north to Beijing, where she will conduct more in-depth conversations with Chinese leaders over the course of two days. This attend to China is her next in a year, and it comes as Washington and Beijing battle everything, including the island of Taiwan, which is self-ruled,Continue Reading
After their economic ties deteriorated to the lowest level in years, the US and China have been gradually resuming their cooperation in disputes over business plans, the future of Taiwan, which has been politically ruled, and territorial statements in the South China Sea. Some 20 companies were invited to participateContinue Reading
Beijing’s China claimed on Thursday ( Mar 14 ) that the US House of Representatives ‘ decision to ratify a bill that would “force TikTok to cut ties with its Chinese parent company” or be outlawed in the US follows “entirely the logic of a bandit.”
Although the short-video app has gained a lot of popularity internationally, European cities are concerned about its possession by Chinese technology company ByteDance and alleged servitude to Beijing’s decision Communist Party.
A expenses that may require TikTok to withdraw from its parent company or be subject to a nationwide ban was unanimously approved by the US House of Representatives on Wednesday.
The Bill has yet to pass the Senate, where it is anticipated to have to complete a more stringent set of requirements before becoming law.
According to Wang Wenbin, a spokesperson for the foreign ministry,” The Bill passed by the United States House of Representatives places the United States on the opposite end of the lines of fair competition and international economic and trade rules.”
There is no fairness and justice at all, he said, “if so-called reasons of national security can be used to unilaterally control superb companies from other countries.”
This is totally the logic of a pirate when someone notices something that someone else has and attempts to take it for themselves.
The world will be able to see more clearly how well the United States ‘ so-called guidelines and get benefit the world or how they only benefit the country itself as a result of how the country handled the TikTok event. “
Beijing warned on Wednesday ( Mar 13 ) that the Chinese government would “inevitably come back to bite the United States” if a proposed ban on the video-sharing app TikTok was implemented. A bill that would force the app’s Foreign owner to cut ties to the US House of RepresentativesContinue Reading
BEIJING: China has called for an end to attacks on civilian vessels in the Red Sea that have dramatically widened the Hamas-Israel conflict and placed Beijing’s commercial interests along the Suez Canal at risk. The Iran-backed Houthi militia from Yemen that seeks “Death to Israel” is challenging the ability ofContinue Reading
BEIJING: China will simplify visa applications for tourists from the United States from Jan 1, cutting the documents required, according to a notice on Friday (Dec 29) on the website of the Chinese embassy in Washington. The move is the latest by China to revive tourism and boost the world’sContinue Reading
SAN FRANCISCO: On December 2, US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo urged politicians, Silicon Valley, and US supporters to prevent China from obtaining cutting-edge systems essential to national security. At a yearly national defense conference in Simi Valley, California, Raimondo referred to Beijing as” the biggest risk we’ve ever had” andContinue Reading
Only one of the four IPEF “pillars”, on strengthening supply chains, has a completed text, with deals reached in May on an early warning system for potential supply disruptions like those seen after the pandemic, as well as a council to consult on supply chain issues such as those involvingContinue Reading
TAIPEI: On November 8, Taiwan and Britain signed an Enhanced Trade Partnership, which Taipei hopes will strengthen the region’s relationships with other European nations and strengthen its case for joining a significant pan-Pacific free trade agreement. Despite the lack of proper ties, Taiwan views Britain as a significant political ally.Continue Reading
BEIJING / SYDNEY: On Tuesday( Nov. 7) in Beijing, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in what Albane described as an annual leaders’ meeting that would continue as ties between the trading partners improved. Following a diplomatic dispute that ended once-annual meetings of leaders, AlbaneseContinue Reading