Wang Yi signals a tough stance on U.S. sanctions but raises the possibility of a successful partnership.

Wang Yi urges Washington to stop tariff war, claims Chinese support for multilateral world order.

Despite concerns over security and competitiveness, analysts say the world's largest contract chipmaker could gain from the investment by integrating global talent and resources while boosting Taiwan's exports.

China is Nigeria’s largest trading partner by value, with trade totaling $5 billion in 2023.

NEWS PACKAGE: In his address to a joint session of Congress on March 4, U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated his administration's early actions as ways to renew the American Dream, highlighting policies such as downsizing federal workforce, imposing tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, and enforcing strict border controls.

Manufacturers are already shifting some operations from Asia in response to his policy, Trump says.

Senator Elissa Slotkin: ‘Trump's actions suggest that in his heart he doesn't believe that we're an exceptional nation.’

President says United States will begin imposing 'reciprocal tariffs' on all U.S. trading partners on April 2.

The fallout could also ripple out to Asia, where countries aligned with Washington, such as Taiwan, are grappling with the implications of a more transactional United States and the opportunities that could create for China.

Analysts criticize Beijing for leveraging economic influence to win over small nations, turning Palau into a hub for money laundering and capital flight, and using corruption and financial incentives to expand its reach.