U.S. weighs tighter controls on Chinese students
The Trump administration weighs new background checks and vetting for Chinese students amid espionage concerns. Proposals include phone and social media reviews, with officials noting risks tied to state affiliation while aiming to avoid harming U.S. universities and tuition revenue.
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Trump cautious on China trade deal before Xi meeting
President Trump signaled he might agree with China but hesitated to commit as he headed to the G-20 in Buenos Aires for talks with Xi Jinping. Trade adviser Peter Navarro will join the talks to press a tough stance. China seeks positive results while U.S. tariffs on $250 billion in goods may rise from 10 to 25 percent next year.
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China buys U S pork as hog disease spreads
China loaded up on U S pork despite tariffs as African swine fever ravages its hog herd. In the week ended Nov 22, China bought 3,691 tons for shipment this year, the largest U S purchase since February, signaling potential supply concerns beyond the trade war.
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