The United States and Taiwan have reached a trade agreement that places semiconductors at the center of a broader effort to reshape technology supply chains and deepen industrial cooperation. The deal lowers tariffs on a wide range of Taiwanese exports while creating incentives
The Philippines has announced a new visa policy that allows Chinese nationals to enter the country without a visa for stays of up to two weeks, marking a targeted effort to revive travel flows and strengthen bilateral engagement. The measure applies to visitors
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a recent digital espionage campaign that illustrates how geopolitical developments are increasingly being used to shape targeted cyber operations. The campaign relied on phishing messages themed around events involving the United States and Venezuela, crafted to appear relevant to
Ford Motor is exploring potential cooperation with Chinese automaker BYD on battery supplies for its hybrid vehicle lineup, signaling a notable adjustment in strategy as global carmakers reassess electrification plans. The discussions come at a time when demand growth for fully electric vehicles
Foreign ownership of United States government debt reached a new record in November, reflecting renewed confidence in US financial markets after a period of political uncertainty. Total overseas holdings climbed to their highest level on record as investors increased exposure to Treasuries following
Chinese authorities have issued internal guidance indicating that certain advanced artificial intelligence chips are not permitted to enter the country, reflecting a cautious approach to managing access to high-end foreign technology. The instructions were communicated to customs agents and accompanied by messages delivered
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has reported a sharp rise in quarterly profit, reinforcing its position at the center of the global semiconductor supply chain as demand linked to artificial intelligence continues to accelerate. The company’s latest financial performance reflects sustained orders for advanced
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a targeted digital campaign aimed at the US government and policy-related entities that illustrates how rapidly evolving geopolitical events are being leveraged in cyber operations. The activity involved phishing emails crafted around developments in Venezuela, a tactic designed to
US lawmakers have introduced legislation that would establish a federally backed reserve of critical minerals, signaling a deeper shift in how Washington approaches resource security and industrial policy. The proposal outlines a $2.5 billion framework designed to purchase and store materials such as
China and Canada have taken visible steps toward recalibrating their bilateral relationship, signaling a shift from years of diplomatic strain toward a more pragmatic economic engagement. During a four-day visit to Beijing, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney described the pace of renewed dialogue
