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2 weeks ago | 
eu.detroitnews.com | Christian Shepherd |Vic Chiang |Katrina Northrop
BUSINESSChristian Shepherd, Vic Chiang and Katrina NorthropWashington PostView Comments China has quietly exempted from tariffs some semiconductors made in the United States, in an attempt to protect its leading technology companies from a bitter trade showdown with President Donald Trump.
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2 weeks ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Christian Shepherd |Vic Chiang |Katrina Northrop
China quietly exempts some U.S.-made semiconductors from tariffs (washingtonpost.com) China quietly exempts some U.S.-made semiconductors from tariffs By Christian Shepherd; Vic Chiang; Katrina Northrop 2025042510204400 China has quietly exempted from tariffs some semiconductors made in the United States, in an attempt to protect its leading technology companies from a bitter trade showdown with President Donald Trump.
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2 weeks ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Christian Shepherd |Vic Chiang
As Trump softens his tone on the trade war, China refuses to budge (washingtonpost.com) As Trump softens his tone on the trade war, China refuses to budge By Christian Shepherd; Vic Chiang 2025042411303200 President Donald Trump's recent public statements hinting at a quick resolution to the trade conflict with China have done little to change Beijing's preparations for a lasting breakdown between the world's two largest economies.
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3 weeks ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Christian Shepherd |Vic Chiang
Beijing warns countries against U.S. trade deals at China’s expense (washingtonpost.com) Beijing warns countries against U.S. trade deals at China’s expense By Christian Shepherd; Vic Chiang 2025042108221700 The Chinese government warned countries Monday against cutting deals with President Donald Trump to restrict trade with China in exchange for relief from U.S. tariffs, saying that doing so would meet a firm response from Beijing.
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4 weeks ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Christian Shepherd |Vic Chiang
China tries to stoke domestic demand as tariffs hit. It won’t be easy. (washingtonpost.com) China tries to stoke domestic demand as tariffs hit. It won’t be easy. By Christian Shepherd; Vic Chiang 2025041608011100 China's economy got off to a strong start in 2025, growing at a faster-than-expected annual rate of 5.4 percent in the first three months of the year — a clip that will be difficult to sustain as the trade war with the United States intensifies.
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1 month ago | 
detroitnews.com | Katrina Northrop |Vic Chiang
Katrina Northrop, Vic ChiangWashington PostTAIPEI, Taiwan - President Donald Trump’s effort to remake the global trading system has sent shock waves through Taiwan - first, with the announcement that its exports to the United States would be hit with a 32 percent tariff, except for its computer chips. Then came the market reaction, as the Taipei stock exchange recorded its single largest one-day drop in history, nearing 10 percent.
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1 month ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Katrina Northrop |Vic Chiang
Tariffs put Taiwan on shaky ground with U.S., may open door for China (washingtonpost.com) Tariffs put Taiwan on shaky ground with U.S., may open door for China By Katrina Northrop; Vic Chiang 2025040909000800 TAIPEI, Taiwan — President Donald Trump's effort to remake the global trading system has sent shock waves through Taiwan — first, with the announcement that its exports to the United States would be hit with a 32 percent tariff, except for its computer chips. Then came the market...
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1 month ago | 
estadao.com.br | Christian Shepherd |Vic Chiang
Com navios de guerra e uma saraivada de propaganda, os militares chineses lançaram exercícios em larga escala na terça e na quarta-feira para protestar contra a rejeição cada vez mais enérgica do presidente taiwanês Lai Ching-te à reivindicação de Pequim de governar a democracia autônoma da ilha.
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1 month ago | 
washingtonpost.com | Christian Shepherd |Vic Chiang
China targets Taiwan’s president with military drills, calls him ‘parasite’ (washingtonpost.com) China targets Taiwan’s president with military drills, calls him ‘parasite’ By Christian Shepherd; Vic Chiang; Lyric Li 2025040108110700 With warships and a barrage of propaganda, the Chinese military launched large-scale military drills on Tuesday to protest Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te's increasingly forceful rejection of Beijing's claim to rule the self-governed island democracy. The...
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1 month ago | 
infobae.com | Lily KuoyVic Chiang |Lily Kuo |Vic Chiang
El espionaje chino en Taiwán ha alcanzado nuevos niveles, afirman analistas y funcionarios, después de que tres soldados encargados de proteger la oficina presidencial taiwanesa fueran encarcelados por fotografiar y vender información clasificada. Los tres ex miembros de un batallón militar responsable de la seguridad del edificio presidencial, así como un soldado de una unidad especializada en guerra de información, fueron condenados esta semana a hasta siete años de prisión.
