TOPIC

China Conference: United States

BySCMP Events
China Conference: United States
Insights and takeaways from China Conference: United States, an annual flagship conference organised by the South China Morning Post.
Palestinians carry the body of Palestinian-American teenager Omar Muhammad Saadeh Rabee, who was killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank on Sunday. Photo: Reuters

West Bank teenager with US citizenship ‘killed by Israeli forces’

The 14-year-old was among ‘terrorists’ who threw rocks at cars, Israel’s military said. A second boy, who was injured, also had a US passport.

videocam

SPAC Market Trends and New Developments

By
SCMP Events

ASEAN Supports Supply Chains Amid Trade Diversions

By
SCMP Events
US-China trade war

China has right to impose tariffs on US$645 million of US goods

The World Trade Organization authorised Beijing to impose the compensatory tariffs against America following a decade-long case centred on alleged subsidies.

42
The World Trade Organization says China has the right to impose tariffs on US$645 million of US goods. Photo: Shutterstock
US-China relations

US Congress limits Biden’s ability to forge better China ties, experts say

Beijing is one of the few subjects Democrats and Republicans can agree on, panellists say at Post’s China Conference: United States.

15
HKEX

China remains top of global investors’ agenda, HKEX boss says

As global investors continue to pour billions into Chinese bonds and equities, HKEX has a key role to play as a ‘connector’, says Nicolas Aguzin.

videocam
6
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
US-China relations

Top Beijing diplomat in Hong Kong urges US businesses to cooperate with China

With tensions between US and China running high, Liu Guangyuan urges conference participants to ‘contribute more positive energy’ to the countries’ relations.

videocam
8
Beijing’s top diplomat in Hong Kong has called on international businesspeople to take advantage of opportunities in the city and to contribute to better relations between the US and China. Photo: Felix Wong
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)

China likely won’t join trade deal that replaced TPP, ex-US negotiator says

Beijing has interest, but Wendy Cutler sees ‘a real divorce between China’s statement and the changes that need to be done on the ground to really join CPTPP’.

videocam
8
US-China relations

‘Groundless’: ex-Beijing trade chief dismisses claims China can’t join CPTPP

Long Yongtu, who negotiated China’s entry to World Trade Organization (WTO), has thrown his weight behind a bid from Beijing to join a formerly US-backed Pacific trade deal.

videocam
US-China relations

US, China should talk to iron out rough patches: ex-Beijing trade envoy

Long Yongtu’s comments reflect the keen interest among Chinese policymakers to return bilateral relations to what he calls a “healthy and stable” track.

videocam
Shipping containers from China and other Asian countries at the Port of Los Angeles in September 2019. Photo: AFP
US-China relations

Biden should repair US alliances before meeting with Xi, analysts say

The new US administration under Joe Biden will have much work to do to restore America’s reputation globally, one China Conference panellist says.

Joe Biden met Xi Jinping in Beijing in December 2013. Photo: TNS
China-Australia relations

‘Put away the megaphone’, ex-Australia PM Rudd tells both Beijing and Canberra

Former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd points to how Japan has maintained a relationship with China despite the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands dispute and its US alliance.

64
US-China relations

Hong Kong is now a sticking point between China and US, says Tung Chee-hwa

Former chief executive Tung Chee-hwa noted that China had not ‘intruded in Hong Kong affairs for the past 22 years’.

US-China relations

US-China ties will stabilise but remain competitive: ex-Australia PM

Kevin Rudd, speaking at the Post’s China Conference: United States, says the challenge for Beijing will be responding in kind to Biden administration’s ‘policy creativity’ on certain issues.

videocam
Former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd. Photo: EPA-EFE
US-China relations

Biden, trade, tech: key US-China challenges addressed at virtual conference

High-profile panel to address likely effects of Biden presidency with an emphasis on diplomacy, trade, technology and immigration.

The South China Morning Post’s China Conference: US is a virtual two-day discussion which opens on Tuesday, December 1 at 8am Eastern Standard time. Photo: AP

What’s the future of sustainability in Asia?

A rising pool of money is chasing better ESG practices. Governments are driving the transition to low-carbon economies.

By
SCMP Events

What’s next for US-China relations?

Trade truce, yes. Comprehensive deal, unlikely. Tensions in technology and finance could even worsen in the long run.

By
SCMP Events
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
US-China trade war

Exclusive | ‘To hell with decoupling!’: ex-China minister hits out at US-China split

Chen Deming, who headed the Ministry of Commerce in Beijing, hit back at the idea the ongoing trade war could force China and the United States to decouple.

videocam
The United States and China have found themselves linked for the past 40 years, but with the 18-month trade war having led to the straining of the relationship, suggestions have been made that a technological decoupling could happen. Photo: Craig Stephens
US-China trade war

Exclusive | US-China trade deal deadline ‘likely to be missed’: Wendy Cutler

US and China likely to miss a looming deadline to reach a trade war deal as ‘the last mile is always the most difficult’, ex-US trade official says.

videocam
China Conference: Hong Kong

Exclusive | Trade war fallout among factors influencing the next decade, analysts say

Governments’ directions – whether the US tilts toward isolationism or internationalism, and if China remains authoritarian or liberalises – are seen as key.

videocam
China Conference: Hong Kong

Exclusive | US-China rivalry will hurt 5G roll-out and innovation, experts say

‘This focus on getting there first is pretty short-sighted,’ one panellist says at China Conference USA: Competition or Cooperation?

videocam
The US struggle with China to dominate 5G telecoms networks threatens the roll-out of the technology, panellists at a conference in New York said Tuesday. Photo: AFP
Hong Kong protests

Heads of US business group in Hong Kong denied entry to Macau

Tara Joseph, president of the American Chamber of Commerce, and group’s chairman Robert Grieves held at border for two hours before being turned away.

Robert Grieves (left) and Tara Joseph, the chairman and president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong respectively, were denied entry to Macau. Photo: Jonathan Wong
US-China tech war

The dilemma facing US-educated Chinese AI engineers

China’s goal of becoming a top player in AI may be hampered by the preference of its best students to do their higher education in the US and stay on for valuable work experience

videocam
US-China trade war

What happens if Huawei is banned from the US financial system

The White House had considered adding Chinese telecoms giant Huawei to the Specially Designated Nationals list, which would have blocked it from the US financial system

US-China relations

Former US envoy says Chinese officials see US-China ‘partial decoupling’

Susan Thornton, former Trump administration expert on Asia, discusses her recent conversations with Chinese: ‘It seemed very much that the trade-negotiation moment may have passed.’

videocam
Susan Thornton, shown in March 2017 when she was acting US assistant secretary of state, says that recent talks with Chinese leaders suggest they are pessimistic about resolving issues with the US any time soon. Photo: Xinhua
Huawei

US considered banning Huawei from its financial system

The Trump administration considered banning China’s Huawei from the US financial system earlier this year and may revive the shelved plan depending on how things go with the telecoms equipment giant, according to people familiar with the matter.

If the shelved plan had gone through, Huawei would have been among the largest companies ever added to the Treasury Department’s Specially Designated Nationals list. Photo: AP
Huawei

US to tap US$60 billion war chest in boon for Huawei and ZTE rivals

Chief executive of new agency says US is ‘very focused’ on ensuring there are viable alternatives to Chinese telecoms firms.

videocam
Huawei

China’s Huawei to shift research facilities from hostile US to Canada

Tech giant also considering building new factories in Europe to make 5G equipment.

videocam
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Help preserve 120 years of quality journalism.
SUPPORT NOW
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement