Trump Has a China Problem in Venezuela
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Chinese officials are reportedly reviewing whether the Meta deal violates technology export controls, potentially giving Beijing leverage it wasn't initially perceived as having.
Leading Chinese oil companies with interests in Venezuela have asked Beijing for guidance on how to protect their investments as Washington cranks up pressure on the Latin American country.
Cambodia, Laos and North Korea are expected to tighten their embrace of Moscow and Beijing amid growing distrust of the US.
Explore how Meta's Manus AI highlights the clash between US innovation speed and China's regulation-first approach to artificial intelligence governance and digital sovereignty The Silicon Review.
In early November, after meeting China’s defense minister, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth performed a longstanding ritual in military relations
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Washington’s Willingness to Sell New Chips Shows China’s Growing Strength
Washington’s shift in its chip export controls shows how fear of trade disruption is reshaping US strategy—while Beijing gains strategic leverage without wanting the technology.
The Chinese public's favourability towards the United States saw a "notable" rebound in 2025 to reach a three-year high, according to a new study by Tsinghua University's Centre for International Security and Strategy (CISS).
China strongly condemned the United States’ capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, calling for their immediate release and denouncing what it described as Washington’s continued practice of toppling sovereign governments.
But a closer look by the Federal Reserve and private research groups painted a darker reality: the tariffs did not revive American manufacturing; they simply diverted sourcing to Vietnam, Mexico, India,
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US Myanmar policy is helping China — it must change
The Biden-era policy of isolating one of the world’s largest suppliers of rare earths only keeps strengthening China’s hand.
The United States is escalating pressure on Venezuela’s interim government, demanding the expulsion of advisers from China, Russia, Iran and Cuba as part of a sweeping post-Maduro reset. U.S. officials say Secretary of State Marco Rubio personally conveyed the Trump administration’s conditions to interim president Delcy Rodríguez,