This past week, CTM covered the following issues: * Chinese political leaders speaking about China-U.S. economic relations; a draft Chinese regulation on internet protection for minors; and a recent Chinese regulation in the area of intellectual property. * Congressional funding of new U.S. legislation that addresses imports made with forced

This past week, CTM covered the following issues: * Xi's meetings with EU leaders and Premier Li's comments on trade and investment policy for 2022; a business survey about operating in China; a review of China's trade policy in 2021; and a China-led development bank

This past week CTM covered the following issues: * China's responses and positions on sanctions on Russia * Chinese import measures, general support for trade, and the CPTPP application * Infrastructure and development grant rivalries between China and the West * Statements and proposed legislation by members of U.S. Congress and

This past week CTM covered the following issues: * Several trade policy developments within China, related to SPS measures, cross-border e-commerce, and sanctions; * Various statements by the Biden administration and members of Congress on China trade policy, a USTR report on IP, and a request by China Unicom to stay an

This past week CTM covered the following issues: * Several trade policy developments within China, related to Lithuanian trade restrictions, data regulations, and trade with New Zealand and the UAE; * Updates on Taiwan's trade restrictions on Japanese imports and draft laws for technology protection; * Biden's China trade

This past week CTM covered a Chinese Supreme Court ruling on patent/antitrust issues, China joining two IP treaties, developments in several Chinese economic partnerships, and China perhaps being excluded from a TRIPS Waiver; several pieces of U.S. legislation, executive branch actions, and local government decisions; a UK decision

This past week CTM covered a number of pieces of U.S. legislation that would impact trade with China, letters from members of Congress on human rights and export controls, an FCC decision on China Unicom, and several administration reports and statements related to Chinese economic espionage, U.S.-China