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This month’s trip will mark first ever visit to China by a sitting or retired Taiwanese president
Jennifer Granholm says in interview that Washington wants to ‘make sure we can do this in a way that lifts all’
Trade minister denies pressure from Washington to restrict Beijing’s use of advanced technology
Surveillance companies targeted with sanctions have found other ways to access restricted technology
But encircling Beijing is not a viable long-term strategy
A decision to supply Russia with weapons would bring Beijing’s rivalry with Washington to boiling point
Washington welcomes Windsor agreement for easing tensions with London government
Targeted companies include chipmakers accused of assisting China’s military and surveillance tech exporters
López Obrador confirms investment after finalising details with carmaker’s chief executive Elon Musk
Commerce department imposes new rules on beneficiaries of $39bn programme
Government officials and politicians step up warnings on lethal aid ahead of Xi-Putin meeting
Sabine Pass plant eyed for 74% capacity increase by the end of the decade
Japanese component maker is investing at home with first new plant in nearly two decades
The global superpowers need each other for economic reasons they would rather not admit
The greenback is bound sooner or later to feel the effects of intensifying geopolitical rivalry between the US and China
Brussels doesn’t yet have the tools or the strategy to fine-tune economic disengagement
Proponents of business as usual and the new cold warriors are too confident of their ability to predict the future
China is vital market for lower-tech chip machinery makers such as Nikon and Tokyo Electron
Semiconductor manufacturer fears impact of escalating US-China tech war
Liu He mounts pitch for country’s reopening at private World Economic Forum lunch
Climate envoy’s comments come as Washington faces backlash from trading partners and allies over subsidies
Beijing and Washington try to counter fears with first meeting of two most senior economic officials in three years
The suspicion is that President Biden’s competition imperative will take precedence over his co-operative one
World Economic Forum delegates fear that a long period of peace and economic integration could be coming to a close
Prime minister says Inflation Reduction Act is being used to woo EU companies with new green subsidies
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