The new court documents represent the US government’s first major defence in a consequential legal battle over the future of the popular social media platform.
A second Trump administration could not only feature much more work for the commercial rocket launcher SpaceX, but also a White House adviser role for Musk.
The company is asking suppliers for documents going back 10 years, amid a probe into files used to identify the authenticity of plane parts.
Paris spectacle promises to be a sporting landmark with athletes from Hong Kong and mainland China among those going for gold at an event striving to bring nations closer together.
The top leadership vowed to improve ‘early warning’ systems to identify threats to its interests and investments overseas at last week’s third plenum.
Sanjay Mehrotra was among a group of American executives visiting China this week, but the memory chip maker avoided bringing attention to it.
China’s foreign minister pledges to work with Russia to safeguard their ‘core interests’ and ‘always be a good partner’.
Suspension of legal assistance deals has impacted city but officials can work with overseas agencies in other ways to bring criminals to justice, security minister says.
John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana, says Commerce Department has not done enough to keep Nvidia semiconductors, key to AI technologies, from Chinese entities.
Shift in strategy has led to an accord between Palestinian rivals, words of hope from Ukrainian foreign minister and earlier peace pact between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
The number of ethnic Chinese scientists leaving the US rose rapidly after the launch of the China Initiative, study finds.
The two countries’ warplanes entered the area at the same time and were intercepted in international airspace, the joint US and Canadian military command said.
China’s trade surplus and deflationary policies propping up its push for hi-tech manufacturing mean a sharp US response is likely, whoever wins the November election.
Boeing Global president Brendan Nelson concluded a visit to Beijing on Tuesday, while deliveries of the troubled 737 Max jet to China also resumed this week.
Readers discuss what migrants find at the end of the rainbow, and the wisdom of the South Korean opposition on the Taiwan issue.
Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang made the comments at the Sixth China-Russia Energy Business Forum in Moscow on Tuesday.
The three, who allegedly photographed Naval Operations Command in Busan, could face three years in prison or a fine of US$21,000.
If China pressures Russia into ending its aggressive behaviour, it would weaken a key reason for European alignment with the US.
The targets include a half-dozen people and five firms in China, accused of supporting Pyongyang in defiance of United Nations actions.
Ambitious plan by third plenum aims to overhaul taxation system to help cash-strapped local governments and the people they serve.
Chinese firms ambitious about going abroad urged to embrace ‘technology for market’ strategy that allowed China to obtain technologies since the 1980s.
University of Kansas academic Franklin Tao speaks of charges amid China Initiative, ‘losing almost everything’ and bittersweet victory
Political scientist Li Cheng says the candidates may take aim at Beijing on the campaign trail but what they do ‘will be different’.
John Podesta says both nations are focusing on nitrous oxide, which is widely used in industry and has 300 times the warming potential of carbon dioxide.
Washington is also urged to help Chinese students come to the US: ‘Some of the most sophisticated circumvention users in China are those who have spent significant time overseas.’
The vice-president’s relative lack of foreign policy experience might prevent any sudden change towards China, according to one analyst.