President Donald Trump has signed an executive order granting TikTok an additional 90 days to operate in the U.S., marking the third extension as his administration seeks to transfer ownership of the popular social media app to an American company.
Despite escalating tensions over trade and technology, the United States and China have agreed to maintain open lines of communication following a high-level diplomatic call. This development underscores the importance both nations place on managing their complex relationship.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has openly criticized U.S. semiconductor export controls on China, labeling them “a failure.” His bold statement echoes a growing sentiment among industry analysts and pundits who question the effectiveness of these policies.
The U.S. embassy in Beijing is investigating reports that American citizens are being subjected to invasive medical testing upon arrival in China. Concerns are rising over the treatment of U.S. travelers entering the country.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed former Senator David Perdue as ambassador to China, marking a significant appointment amid growing tariff tensions between the two nations. This move comes as the U.S. and China engage in a tariff showdown that threatens to redefine diplomatic relations between the world’s two largest economies.
In a display of bipartisan unity, Republican and Democratic lawmakers have embarked on their first trip to Taiwan under the new Trump administration. The delegation aims to reaffirm strong U.S. support for Taiwan’s defense, despite President Donald Trump’s harsh rhetoric and increased tariffs imposed on the island nation.
China’s Foreign Ministry has criticized the United States for revising a government fact sheet to remove its opposition to Taiwan independence, accusing Washington of sending the wrong message to separatist forces. The move has raised concerns over potential policy shifts under President Donald Trump, who returned to the White House last month.
Nvidia’s stock experienced a decline after the company openly criticized President Biden’s policy on China chip restrictions. The tech giant’s stance highlights rising tensions between technology companies and government policies affecting international trade.