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Discussions could lead to new round of punitive tariffs
US and Chinese presidents speak for first time since February after unproductive talks between lower-level officials
Washington blamed for worsening ties as Kerry visits Tianjin to push emissions cuts
Hanoi has been tempted to shift away from neutrality as tensions rise with Beijing
At first glance, the economic headlines make for some mixed messages
Access to vital market for equipment and software makers stands in way of blanket bans
Moves to protect technology and secure food and raw material supplies hit markets
Embattled Chinese giant able to secure Qualcomm 4G chips for low-key launch
Geopolitical tensions are juxtaposed with record levels of Chinese exports to US
Beijing’s vice foreign minister urges Washington to change ‘extremely dangerous’ policy
Talks in Tianjin aim to stop an increasingly belligerent relationship spilling into conflict
Sell-off in Didi shares is a clear warning of the dichotomy faced by investors
Beijing may lack the ambition needed to develop a global military presence that rivals the US
Beijing refuses to allow Biden’s deputy secretary of state to meet counterpart in planned visit
Engagement with China will be criticised by hawks who had supported president’s hard stance
Beijing has challenged the geopolitical order that enabled the rise of east Asia
America’s economy suffers from inequality and poor labour performance but this is not due to global trade
Law passed in secret allows action against groups or individuals that comply with US measures
The IISS’s James Crabtree on military and trade tensions in south-east Asia
Executives at government guidance funds complain that policy priorities trump business logic
Biden considers investigation of neodymium magnets in bid to reduce dependency on Beijing
Record shipments and high crop prices boost incomes as subsidies wane
Number of US companies in supply chain also slides despite Trump’s trade war
Policy under Biden is closer to his predecessor’s approach than experts had expected
Beijing wants to ‘de-Americanise’ its supply chains — that is why it welcomes competitors
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