In July 2018, the US and China were imposing tariffs on each other’s goods, escalating a dispute over trade and technology.

The insults and assaults may be global but, increasingly, Donald Trump's war against everyone is being whittled down to a fight for dominance between America and its main rival, China. It is a war ...

The reality is that the trade truce marks the end of the opening skirmish of the new cold war between the world’s two superpowers, the US and China. US President Donald Trump may have put the cart ...

The US President triggered a trade war with Beijing by slapping meaty tariffs on Chinese goods. An ensuing tit-for-tat escalation peaked with the US imposing 145 per cent levies on Chinese products ...

The US President announced on Wednesday that he was slapping 125 per cent tariffs on China due to a “lack of respect” after it retaliated by matching US tariffs. China responded on Thursday, with yet ...

The most powerful economy in human history — but can you buy a toaster? The most daunting military ever — but why are our children's toys so expensive? Even after he did a last minute U-turn, that's ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Donald Trump’s trade wars started with an attempt to address perceived trade imbalances with China ...

When Air Force One stopped to pick up Jensen Huang from Alaska en route to Beijing this month, it revealed how profoundly the US-China relationship has changed. That US President Donald Trump agreed ...

Plunging trade across the Pacific is leading to production halts and threatening to undermine job stability for millions of Chinese. On Wednesday, China’s economy showed its first big signs of damage ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Donald Trump loves a big deal, and it looks like he might get one after trade negotiators from the ...

China and the United States have powerful reasons to contain their rivalry, even as mistrust and competing ambitions test the prospects for peace.

Mr. Kaplan is a writer and an analyst of U.S. military and foreign affairs. Before Iran, before Iraq, before Afghanistan there is no country that America has gotten as wrong as China. If this is ...