China's Former Commerce Vice Minister: China "Moves Toward Diversifying Trade"
As many Western nations are pushing for diversifying trade to reduce dependence on China, China is also trying to diversify its trade, according to former Vice Minister of Commerce Wei Jianguo.
House CCP Committee Holds Hearing on "The Biden Administration's PRC Strategy"
The U.S. House of Representatives' Select Committee on the CCP held a hearing today on "The Biden Administration's PRC Strategy," discussing export controls, the bilateral trade deficit, and control of international organizations.
House Committee Hosts Debate on China Trade, Covering PNTR Removal, Export Controls, Access to Capital
Today, the U.S. House of Representatives' Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party hosted what it referred to as a "thunderdome debate" with policy experts on trade and economic engagement with China, focusing on China's PNTR status, the U.S. export control regime, and
China's GATT/WTO Accession: USTR Report on July 1991 Meeting
In our ninth post on documents related to U.S.-China negotiations on China's accession to the GATT/WTO, we describe a USTR report on a U.S.-China bilateral meeting in July 1991.
China Adjusts Meat Import Policies
In recent weeks, China's Customs agency has adjusted its policies toward meat imports as a response to disease updates and bilateral negotiations.
China's Rules Governing Generative AI Services Take Effect Next Month
Compared to the draft released in April, the final text further clarifies the scope of application and rules on foreign services.
New EU Anti-Dumping Decisions on Chinese Pipe/Tube and Glass Fibre
Last week, the EU adopted two separate anti-dumping measures extending existing duties on Chinese imports, one on certain seamless pipes and tubes of iron or steel and one on certain continuous filament glass fibre products.