US Midterms: Democrats' Victory Puts Trump's China Diplomacy to the Test
Democrats’ new majorities could push hearings on tariffs, Taiwan and export controls as Trump keeps a fragile truce with Xi Jinping.
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With the Democratic Party gaining control of both the Senate and the House in the U.S. midterm elections, predictions have emerged that U.S.-China tensions over issues such as arms sales to Taiwan and export controls on advanced semiconductors could escalate. As U.S. President Donald Trump's political influence weakens, even hardliners within the Republican Party are joining forces with the Democratic Party to [target] China
China sees opportunities after Trump's midterm election defeat - What changes in trade and Taiwan
According to CNBC, Democrats in Congress can make US policy for China tougher, focusing on Taiwan and economic security
Observers predict that the Democratic Party gaining control of both houses of Congress will create further adjustments in relations between Washington and Beijing. China warns of retaliation against the US ban on testing electronic devices. China calls on the US to respect trade principles. China opposes US restrictions on the use of DeepSeek.
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