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International Business News: The Chinese government, under President Xi Jinping, has maintained a measured response to a series of US trade restrictions during a politically charg

The legislation would give Chinese company ByteDance nearly a year to divest TikTok before facing an outright ban. Read more at straitstimes.com.

China’s highest-level visit in nearly five years comes as North Korea aims to strengthen ties with Beijing and Moscow amid coordination between US and its neighbors.

US national security adviser Jake Sullivan and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi tackle Taiwan and the Middle East in discussions in Bangkok.