Instead of creating a greater domestic consumer market, China is pushing its wares to foreign markets that cannot absorb them. There is truth in everything these outlets and others like them say.

China plans to implement a steel export licensing mechanism next year, a move that could curb outflow of the metal that has been the subject of trade spats across the globe. The country’s commerce ...

China will implement a steel export licensing system, the country’s Ministry of Commerce said, in what could be a bid to tame record shipments of the metal flowing out the country. Exporters will have ...

CFR scholars provide expert analysis and commentary on international issues. President Donald Trump announced on December 8 that the United States would allow Nvidia to sell its powerful H200 chip—a ...

The US crackdown on chip exports to China has continued with the arrests of four people accused of a conspiracy to illegally export Nvidia chips. Two US citizens and two nationals of the People’s ...

The US House of Representatives on Thursday passed legislation that shifts liquefied natural gas export approvals from one federal agency to another, a move that advocates said will speed up ...

China’s far-reaching rules already affect manufacturers of semiconductors, cars and many other products. They will soon become much broader. By Keith Bradsher Reporting from Beijing Starting over a ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Step therapy, a controversial payer policy, can cause treatment delays and contribute to physician burnout.

Step therapy occurs when your insurer requires you to use medication alternatives before another, possibly more expensive, treatment option. Depending on specific factors, you can work with your ...

Export control policies have taken a central place in US–China competition. While China is decelerating the export of critical minerals, the United States has imposed a series of export controls on ...

Journal Editorial Report: Democrats vow to retaliate with new maps of their own. President Trump views tariffs as a toll that he alone gets to set for access to U.S. markets. Now he’s charging fees on ...