#china-relations

#china-relations

Nvidia announced the US government will permit the sale of its GPUs to Chinese customers, reversing previous export bans that cost Nvidia around $10 billion in sales.

Trump announced new tariffs on 14 countries, mostly in Asia, effective August 1, indicating they are 'more or less' final offers while leaving room for negotiations.

The Dalai Lama confirmed that he will have a successor chosen in accordance with past tradition, ending years of speculation about the centuries-old office.

Four pro-Tibetan groups in France have lodged a legal complaint against the Musée Guimet, accusing it of wanting to "erase the existence of Tibet." They argue the museum's renaming of its Nepal-Tibet room to "Himalayan world" is misleading and politically charged, as it undermines Tibet's cultural identity amid ongoing tensions with Beijing over the region.

The four countries said in a joint statement that they were establishing the Quad Critical Minerals Initiative, aimed at collaborating on securing and diversifying supply chains.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized America's commitment to peace through strength while calling out Communist China for its military build-up and aggressive tactics.

Dr. Cohen’s scholarship provided a comprehensive understanding of U.S.-Asian relations, notably his landmark work, 'America's Response to China,' which remains pivotal in the study of U.S.-Chinese interactions.

Rubio markedly stated, "If we don't change course, we are going to live in the world where much of what matters to us on a daily basis... will be dependent on whether the Chinese allow us to have it or not." His strong stance positions China as a primary adversary and emphasizes the urgency for a strategic shift in US foreign policy.