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American investors will be barred from taking stakes in groups accused of involvement in Xinjiang abuses
Measures ostensibly aimed at protecting American workers are also about jobs on Capitol Hill
Beijing’s birthday celebrations will contrast with distinct lack of party atmosphere in Washington
Britain’s trade minister warns Biden administration of retaliation if it refuses to lift Trump-era sanctions
The US president will have to choose between indulging China hawks or achieving results
Brussels wants power to respond swiftly to external trade sanctions but some European countries prefer WTO rules
Lloyd Austin cites concern over scale and frequency of Beijing’s military sorties
Washington concerned that London’s threats to override Northern Ireland protocol will undermine peace in region
Company was fined for stealing designs from US rival in case that highlighted China links
The fact that war can be fought in so many ways in the 21st century might reduce the need for actual military conflict
Virtual summit between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping should be the first of many
Data show trade balances are not shrinking and foreign investment continues to pour into China
US alarmed by China’s military assertiveness but Beijing wants return to less antagonistic relations
Businesses fear Brussels’ move to boost self-reliance could hit supply chains, says Beijing’s ambassador to bloc
Meeting marks intensified effort to smooth US-China relations amid concerns about Beijing’s military activity
Brussels and Washington have defused many disputes but Joe Biden has given himself limited room for real progress
Beijing says Chinese leader was prevented from joining summit by video link
Washington and Brussels set aside dispute and aim for global arrangement to encourage low-carbon production
Agreement reached at G20 in bid to resolve trade dispute that has dogged transatlantic ties since Trump
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