Topic: US-China trade war

US may impose fresh tariffs on Chinese goods, and Trump's contribution to the new world order. 

Microsoft claims to have thwarted Russian bid to hack the US Senate, and Beijing defies Washington to continue Iran oil imports.

A minister in New Zealand cycled to hospital to give birth, and emus are raiding a town in drought-hit Australia region.

The US-China trade war is likely to have an adverse impact on global trade and economic growth. It could once again lead to a rise in global imbalances and inequality. However, India fears that that the Trump-Xi clash could also result in China using it as a dumping ground for its goods.

Mobius says end of cheap money will cause a squeeze for many of the companies dependent on them.

China says will hit back if the latest tariff threats from Trump materialize, while India slaps retaliatory levies on US goods.

Global giants USA and China continue their trade war and Sweden spies on South Korea's training at FIFA.

India has objected to CPEC passing through POK. China will have to reciprocate our stand on ‘One China’ policy and terminate CPEC project.

India's relations with the US and China could unwittingly see New Delhi being forced to take sides and get caught in an economic mess. 

Apparel and electronics manufacturers, for instance, have already started diversifying production to China’s rivals such as Vietnam and India.