Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson, warned that U.S. equities could face a sharper downturn if tensions between Washington and Beijing fail to cool in the coming weeks. “If we don't see near-term de-escalation,

Global markets opened the week struggling to find direction as trade tensions between Washington and Beijing once again rattle investors. On Sunday night, President Donald Trump said relations with China “will all be fine,

In a world in recomposition, Beijing plays a subtle part: accepting peace, refusing domination, and transforming each Western success into an opportunity for its own influence. It is about convincing the global South that peace does not need an American flag to exist.

Beijing's top US envoy on Monday presented China as a global leader in globalisation and multilateralism, taking a jibe at Washington for "closing doors" as the US under President Donald Trump imposes hefty unilateral tariffs on countries around the world and tightens its visa policies.

Analysts told BI TikTok's $14 billion deal secures its US future and signals a middle ground in the fraught US-China tech rivalry.

Hardly a month after Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed his “Global Governance Initiative,” Beijing made its intent clear at the most global of forums — that it should, and is

Ahead of a potential meeting between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping, Beijing dropped a bombshell: China was further restricting access to the indispensable tech materials.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has ordered the removal of diplomats from his country's embassy in Beijing, accusing them of sabotaging relations with China as Bogota pivots sharply away from Washington.

U.S. stocks are rallying after President Donald Trump said “it will all be fine,” just days after he sent the market reeling by threatening much higher tariffs on China. The S&P 500 jumped 1.3% in early trading Monday to recover nearly half of its drop from Friday,