The move disappoints some US manufacturers, who say imports from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam are made with Chinese components
New law presumes that goods from the region are produced by forced labor of Uyghur Muslims and therefore illegal to import
Chinese industrial policy, according to a study by a Washington think tank, directs hundreds of billions of dollars every year to support domestic industry
Experts say the US is accelerating efforts to engage with the region, spurred by China's deepening influence there
The Commerce Department is investigating allegations that manufacturers in four countries are evading tariffs
Experts see Beijing as uniquely positioned to influence Russia’s future decisions about the conflict
Disruption of wheat and other cereal grain exports from 'Europe's breadbasket' will be felt worldwide, aid agencies say
Loans under BRI carry interest rates four times higher than those from OECD nations.
The announcement over the weekend that the G-7 would throw its weight behind a U.S.-led proposal to create an alternative to China's eight-year-old Belt and Road Initiative was met with cautious optimism by international development experts.
Mandarin-speaking Katherine Tai has made a career of battling Beijing on trade.
This week, Hyundai Motor Company announced that it had been forced to suspend production at its plants in South Korea because parts made in China were no longer available.
Democrats fear independent candidacy could help reelect President Trump
