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Janet yellen, the secretary of state antony blinken and us climate envoyjohn kerry, all in the last three months. but despite all of these meetings, relations between the world's two largest economies are at the most tense in years. last august, the us passed the chips act, specifically aimed at growing the domestic chip—making business and blocking china's industry. beijing has responded in turn, including restricting exports of two materials, gallium and germanium, to the us, these are key ingredients in making chips, and it all comes in the same week as export controls kick in in the neth...

CHINA'S exports of gallium and germanium soared in July ahead of export controls that took effect on August 1, data from the General Administration of Customs (GAC) showed.

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To continuously strengthen its crackdown on china's semiconductors and artificially segregate the global semiconductor market. it is damaging global free trade, ignoring international economic and trade rules, and trampling on the principle of fair competition. those restrictions came into play from the 1st of august, and it doesn't look like a tit for tat response to the us stopping china from snapping up advanced american microprocessors. it's all part of the so called "chip wars", but both japan and the netherlands have done the same. well, for his part, president biden wants to limit china...

Restricting the exports of two important elements, gallium and germanium, both considered crucial in a range of electronic devices. einar, what's driving that move by china? i think china is trying to send a message, and they're trying to remind the us that the us designs the chips. the chips are fabricated in the east, whether it's taiwan, japan or south korea. but china is part of this global supply chain, and it does have these strategic minerals. it has a lot of them. but, you know, you'll note that it has not been a complete restriction. what they've done is kind of mirrored what the us h...