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Chinese officials privately voiced alarm over Trump’s unpredictable Iran strategy, telling The Post it risks regional chaos, undermines U.S. credibility and forces Beijing to recalibrate its own diplomacy.
U.S. officials are scrutinizing a Chinese-made grid device that experts warn could enable remote access to critical power systems, raising fresh alarm over national security vulnerabilities.
The Chinese Embassy in the U.S. hosted a China Education Reception during the 2026 Washington International Education Conference, highlighting academic exchange and new cooperation opportunities.
China and Iran are reshaping global trade and finance, exploiting U.S.-led systems to blunt sanctions, deepen alliances and challenge Washington’s economic dominance worldwide.
Trump’s China trade truce offers temporary relief for U.S. rare earth supplies, easing industrial fears. But heavy reliance on Beijing persists, keeping strategic vulnerabilities in sharp focus.
U.S. campuses shuttered Confucius Institutes amid spying fears, but Beijing’s educational influence may be rebounding through rebranded programs and private partnerships, FDD researchers warn
A new analysis challenges the belief that China outperforms the U.S. in education, revealing gaps in test-score comparisons and raising questions about how student success is measured.
Donald Trump says Chinese President Xi Jinping has agreed to a deal to keep TikTok operating in the U.S., raising new questions about policy, national security and 2024 politics.
U.S. agencies are sounding alarms over China’s new limits on rare-earth mineral exports, warning the move could disrupt supply chains, threaten national security, and heighten economic tensions.
Washington has escalated efforts to curb China’s tech rise, tightening export controls, restricting advanced chips and pressuring allies, as both powers vie for dominance in critical technologies.