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China says will reduce direct intervention of government in industrial sector
The government's pledge to reduce its influence over operational matters in China's manufacturing sector follows an apparent toning down of its high-tech industrial push, which has long annoyed the United States.
Trump has taken 'no meaningful action' on abuse of Muslims in China, US lawmakers complain
"This issue is bigger than just China. It is about demonstrating to strongmen globally that the world will hold them accountable for their actions," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Trump's trade chief sees long-term China challenges, continued tariff threat
US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer cautioned that much work was still needed to nail down a US-China trade agreement, including working out how it will be enforced.
China, US want to work together on trade: Foreign Ministry
Trump imposed import tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese goods last year and has threatened more to pressure Beijing to change its practices on issues ranging from industrial subsidies to intellectual property to hacking.
China develops its own 'Mother of All Bombs': Report
The bomb was airdropped by an H-6K bomber and caused a gigantic explosion, showed a promotional video released by China North Industries Group Corporation Limited (NORINCO) on its website at the end of December.
US urges citizens to exercise 'increased caution' on China travel
The state department cautioned further that US citizens may be subjected to prolonged interrogations and extended detention for reasons related to "state security".
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China hails Trump-Xi summit, but offers no new details
Xi and Trump had "deep exchanges in a friendly and candid atmosphere", setting the direction for an appropriate resolution to the problems between the two countries, State Councillor Wang Yi said.
China says confident it can clinch trade deal with US as doubts grow
This comes after Trump, via Twitter, threatened to place "major tariffs" on Chinese goods imported into the United States if his administration is unable to reach an effective trade deal with Beijing.
China hopes trade expo will highlight import clout as US dispute rages
Presidents or prime ministers from 18 countries are traveling to Shanghai for the event, ranging from Russia and Pakistan to the Cook Islands, though none from major Western nations. Government ministers from several other countries are also coming.
US lawmakers seek information on Chinese interference in elections
In a letter to the Director of National Intelligence, Daniel Coats, the senators -- Ron Wyden, Martin Heinrich and Kamala Harris -- asked whether the US intelligence supports Trump's claims that China interfered in the 2016 presidential elections.
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