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Joshua Cartwright
Correspondent
Joshua Cartwright is a correspondent for the SCMP covering US-China relations. Prior to joining the Post, he worked for CBS News and CGTN America in Washington, and holds a master's degree in International Economics and China Studies from Johns Hopkins SAIS.
Washington has made strides in deepening security ties with New Delhi, though India maintains ties to Russia, its leading arms supplier.
Honeywell, Raytheon and Lockheed Martin among firms committing to help SME suppliers boost output of 3D printed components.
The top US diplomat is experiencing mild symptoms; President Biden, whom he has not seen in person for days, is not considered a close contact.
China was among six other countries — Argentina, Chile, India, Indonesia, Russia, and Venezuela — put on a ‘priority watch list’.
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Studies show alignment of Chinese and Russian official and media narratives about the Ukraine war, as well as differences.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken faces questions from US lawmakers of both parties about President Joe Biden’s resolve on Taiwan.
While the deadlock remains about compliance with US regulations, Chinese companies face delisting from US markets.
If Beijing maintains a military presence in the Solomons, White House says US will ‘respond accordingly’; PM Manasseh Sogavare says deal has ‘solely domestic applications’.
US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, an advisory panel, is told that the business executives ‘kowtow’ to Beijing.
State Department annual report on global human rights also maintains condemnation of actions in Xinjiang, with Secretary of State Antony Blinken saying Beijing ‘continues to commit genocide’ there.
US defence secretary Lloyd cites China threat in ‘2+2’ dialogue that also included his Indian counterpart Rajnath Singh, following President Joe Biden’s call with his counterpart Narendra Modi.
At embassy event with China’s ambassador, Elon Musk pushes cooperation on self-sustaining Mars outposts, just months after facing complaints by Beijing that his satellites came too close China’s space station.
The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework will focus on infrastructure, decarbonisation and clean energy, says a US Commerce Department official.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi speaks with Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba for a second time since the Russian invasion, as outrage grows over possible Russian war crimes in Bucha.
President Joe Biden’s Indo-Pacific Economic Framework aims to improve environmental and labour standards; one lawmaker says Indo-Pacific nations ‘are crying out for free trade negotiations with us’.
‘We need to turn the page on the old playbook,’ Katherine Tai tells Congress, saying talks to build on the phase-one deal ‘have been unduly difficult’.
‘The world has changed,’ US President Joe Biden says, with the US ‘once again facing increased competition from other nation states – China and Russia’.
CEO challenged after backtracking on request that partners not use workers or products from Chinese region where Uygurs were allegedly subject to forced labour.
HR McMaster and Matthew Pottinger among officials helping Secretary Gina Raimondo to push what the White House is calling a ‘bipartisan innovation bill’.
Further punishment of Beijing may only push Chinese further into Moscow’s camp, the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission is warned.
