Trump launches tariffs targeting Chinese drone technology
The United States announced new tariffs of up to 100% on Chinese drones and components.
The United States announced new tariffs of up to 100% on Chinese drones and components.
Washington is preparing to exclude countries from its Pax Silica AI coalition if they also participate in China's competing framework.
Argentina's CALF said a US embassy official asked whether its infrastructure project with Huawei could be cancelled and referred to US visa policy affecting directors of Huawei-linked projects.
China barred dealings with six US entities and introduced case-by-case review for exports of drones, components, and related technologies to the United States.
The FCC barred DJI from importing new products containing wireless radios into the United States while allowing existing DJI drones and Osmo cameras to remain in use.
The United States added 43 Chinese companies to its Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act Entity List, barring imports of their goods unless importers can prove they were not made with forced labour.
The FCC banned imports of new Chinese humanoid and quadruped robot models and connected power inverters, while leaving previously released models unaffected.
The Pentagon added Fudan University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University to a research blacklist covering 88 institutions in mainland China.
A US Senate committee passed a bill that would bar the sale of connected vehicles by automakers more than 15% owned by Chinese groups and restrict imports of CATL battery systems.
The US National Science Foundation announced a forthcoming policy barring NSF-funded researchers from collaborating with hundreds of leading Chinese universities, national laboratories, and other research institutions.