Chinese international relations expert urges Beijing to partner with other countries as Donald Trump’s policy moves upend global order.

Western attempts to decouple from China and a drastic turnabout in US trade policy are “key strategic” concerns for leaders and executives in Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and, especially, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, says Steven Wright, a political economist at Hamad Bin Khalifa University in Doha.

The transatlantic alliance is straining under the weight of U.S. President Donald Trump’s explicit disdain for the European Union. Developments in AI and other emerging technologies, meanwhile, threaten to upend economies,

American operators in Macau's casino sector can author their own stories, or let others do it for them, as US-China trade tensions heat up.

The US has imposed new visa requirements for Chinese officials in response to restricted access to Tibet by foreign tourists, journalists, and diplomats. This action, stemming from the 2018 Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act,

Major economies retaliate against US tariffs with significant counter-tariffs, escalating global trade tensions and impacting markets.- Watch Video on English Oneindia

Donald Trump declared 34% tariffs on Chinese imports, calling them “discounted” reciprocal tariffs despite earlier attempts by China to avoid higher duties. The announcement came during what he labeled “Liberation Day,

BEIJING] China has taken steps to restrict local companies from investing in the US, according to people familiar with the matter, in a move that could give Beijing more leverage for potential trade negotiations with the Trump administration.