China: US Forced-Labor Tariffs Capped at 20 Percent; US Leads New 6G Coalition to Counter China

New U.S. tariffs reignite trade tensions with China. Beijing says Washington agreed to cap forced labor-related tariffs on Chinese goods at 20 percent. We look at what the new tariffs mean for U.S.–China trade.

Allen Zhang, research assistant at the Heritage Foundation, says, “A lot of Chinese products are flowing into different markets, undercutting American prices and generally making it hard for American businesses to sustain their operations.”

The race for 6G is already underway. The United States is teaming up with allies to shape the next wireless era—and counter China’s influence.

China’s influence operations in the United States are under scrutiny. Federal records show Beijing spent about $100 million in a single year to shape policy and public opinion in America.

Severe flooding continues in China. A typhoon has been sweeping through southern parts of the country, submerging streets and in one case sending a freezer sliding down a flooded roadway.

1. China: U.S. Forced Labor Tariffs Capped at 20 Percent

2. Trump Imposes Forced-Labor Tariffs on 60 Economies

3. China’s Forced-Labor Practices Face U.S. Crackdown

4. Low-Cost China Imports Hurt U.S. Business

5. Tariffs May Pressure Countries to Reform Trade

6. U.S. Leads New 6G Coalition to Counter China

7. Trump Admin Builds Global Alliance for Secure 6G

8. China’s Influence Operations in United States Under Scrutiny

9. Streets Flooded as Typhoon Noul Hits Southern China

10. China Hits 14 EU Firms With Export Controls

11. Ford, Chinese Automaker Geely to Partner in Europe

12. Chinese Cars Raise Global Auto Industry Concerns

13. U.S. Lawmakers Move to Block Chinese Cars

14. Chinese Cars Collect Americans’ Data Without Consent

15. Calls Grow for Protections Against Car Data Risks

16. France, Germany Seek to Revive EU Auto Industry

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