Trade
U.S. opposes forced labor in Xinjiang
The United States is blocking goods made with forced labor in China and sanctioning the organizations responsible for Uyghur oppression and abuse.
Illegal fishing threatens food supplies, livelihoods
Illegal fishing costs countries around the world billions each year. Learn more about how the U.S. is helping combat this practice.
Chinese fishing fleet threatens Galápagos Islands’ wildlife
The People's Republic of China supports fishing fleets that threaten wildlife and local economies, including near the Galápagos Islands.
Pompeo: The free world must triumph over China’s tyranny
U.S. Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo says free nations must change their approach to China. See how the CCP is threatening prosperity and security.
China’s economic blitzkrieg
The Chinese Communist Party is leveraging its economic power to exert influence around the globe and to try to make the world safe for dictatorship.
U.S. warns of business risks from China’s abuses
The U.S. is advising companies to watch out for the risks of doing business with companies that might support China's human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
What does it mean when your technology comes from China?
The Chinese Communist Party's authoritarian control over China means that using technology developed in the country carries significant risks.
President of Mexico visits White House, celebrates historic trade deal
Mexican President López Obrador and President Trump signed a joint declaration to celebrate the future of the relationship between the U.S. and Mexico.
Global consensus grows on risks of China’s 5G firms
Countries and companies around the world are recognizing the risks posed by untrustworthy 5G telecommunications equipment supplied by Chinese firms.