China to Charge Special Port Fees on U.S. Ships in Tit-for-Tat Move
China will impose special port fees on U.S. ships from Oct 14, starting at 400 yuan/tonne, escalating annually in response to U.S. tariffs.
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Chinese Mainland’s Commerce Ministry Lists 3 US Tech Firms as ‘Unreliable’ 🚫
China’s Commerce Ministry has added Saronic Technologies, Aerkomm and Oceaneering International to its unreliable entity list, barring them from import/export and new investments.
China Calls on US to Scrap Unreasonable Tariffs for Trade Boost
China urges the US to remove unreasonable tariffs to expand trade, covering soybeans, Boeing deals, and win-win cooperation for both economies.
Chinese Mainland Launches Anti-Dumping Probe on U.S. Analog IC Chips
The Chinese mainland has launched an anti-dumping probe on U.S. analog IC chips, aiming to ensure fair competition and protect domestic tech producers.
China Slams US Export Controls on Chinese Firms as ‘Unilateral Bullying’
China slams US for adding Chinese entities to its export control list as “unilateral and bullying,” warning of ripples across global tech trade.
US Firms See Confidence Surge in Chinese Mainland’s Opening
US companies are increasingly optimistic about the Chinese mainland’s opening, with 41% confidence in AmCham Shanghai’s 2025 report—up from 22% last year.
China Pushes Back on U.S. VEU List Removal of Semiconductor Firms
China opposes U.S. removal of Intel, Samsung and SK Hynix from the VEU list, warning of risks to global chip supply chains.
Tariffs Send U.S. Black Beauty Market Prices Soaring
The U.S. Black beauty market ($9B+) is feeling the pinch as a 30% levy on imports from the Chinese mainland drives up costs, leaving business owners scrambling.
No Winners in the US–Chinese Mainland Tariff War: Americans Pay the Price
Professor Scott Lucas of UCD says the US–Chinese mainland tariff war has no winners, with Americans paying higher costs as importers, consumers and farmers shoulder the bill.
Why U.S. Public Opinion on China Is Shifting
Explore why American public opinion on China has softened between 2023-2025, driven by economic ties, pandemic reliance, and tariff backlash.
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