The 50 Percent Problem
The Commerce Department wants to expand export controls to majority-owned subsidiaries of Chinese companies. That could trigger cascading effects — and challenges.
China’s Elastic Export Controls
Beijing’s economic coercion is getting smarter.
How The Iran Conflict Could Hit China’s Oil Industry
Small Chinese refineries face trouble if their supply of cheap Iranian crude is restricted.
A Mar-a-Lago Accord Could Benefit China
Any deal to strengthen China's currency could help make Chinese people feel richer and ease trade tensions with other nations.
Kyle Chan on What We Need to Know About China’s Industrial Policy
The researcher talks about the state of the trade war, how the U.S. and others should deal with China’s growing dominance in several advanced industries,...
To Track or Not to Track: The Latest Question Unsettling America’s AI Chipmakers
A new bill in Congress offers what proponents say is a simple solution to China’s AI chip smuggling.
America’s Digital Iron Curtain Needs an Urgent Overhaul
Chinese companies are finding ways to get around U.S. restrictions on their access to crucial technologies.
Henry Huiyao Wang on How China Views The Trade War
The leader of a Chinese think tank shares his views on a path forward for U.S.-China relations.
China Tariffs: Where Are We Now?
President Donald Trump has taken China tariffs on a roller coaster ride since returning to office. Here’s where they’ve landed.
The Trade War’s Pharma Carve-Out
Both the U.S. and China have held off on tariffing each other’s pharmaceuticals.
The Tariff Enforcement Test
U.S. Customs and Border Protection faces a tough task as the bouncer for America’s tariff regime.
The Vapor Trail
Chinese vape makers exploited a loophole in rules set during the first Trump administration to spread their products across America. Could the president's trade war...