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China gives US access to its Moon rocks despite trade war
China will allow scientists from the United States to examine rocks collected from the moon, even as the two countries are engaged in a trade war. The China National Space Administration (CNSA) announced on Apr. 24 that two Nasa-funded U.S. institutions were given access to the lunar samples.
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China appears to have quietly rolled back retaliatory tariffs of 125% on some semiconductors made in the United States, according to details provided to CNN on Friday by three import agencies in the ...
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Desperation or Strategy? China Considers U.S. Tech Tariff Exemptions Amid Economic StrainChina is now thinking about giving some American-made products a break from its extremely high tariffs. These tariffs, as ...
China canceled 12,000 metric tons of United States pork shipments amid a high-stakes trade standoff between the superpowers, ...
China's top policymakers pledged to support firms and workers most affected by the impact of triple-digit U.S. tariffs, the ...
China can drop other American commodities even more easily. In March the country bought no American wheat or liquefied ...
The United States and China are sending conflicting messages about the status of trade negotiations as both sides maintain ...
Kadena Air Base, located on the island of Okinawa, is the closest U.S. air base to Taiwan, with a distance of 370 miles.
Jim Cramer says China's refusal to talk could backfire, boosting U.S. hardliners amid a high-stakes trade war.
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