The United States' telecommunications regulator's proposal to bar Chinese telecommunications equipment providers Huawei and ZTE from its subsidy program is "economic bullying", and the US should stop its defamation and unreasonable crackdown on Chinese companies, Beijing said on Tuesday.
The US-based investment bank now runs investment banking, commercial banking, wholesale payments, securities services, asset management, and futures services in China, with JPMorgan Securities (China) Co Ltd, the country's first newly-established securities firm with foreign majority ownership, opening for business in Shanghai's Pudong New Area in March.
The USGS cautioned that "additional such explosions are expected and could be more powerful".
The US has just concluded two years of the most divisive presidential campaigning many of us can remember with an unexpected result.? The groups represented by our memberships were undeservingly pulled into the spotlight, and as such many of us feel deeply affected by the outcome.
The United States on Tuesday proposed imposing tariffs on 1,300 Chinese-made products worth about billion, focusing on high tech products while seeking to minimize the impact on US consumers, according to Bloomberg.
The UN human rights office calls on the United States to renew its commitment to fighting impunity for gross human rights violations and serious violations of international humanitarian law, as well as to uphold its obligations to ensure accountability for such crimes.
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The Under Secretary General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs, Rosemary DiCarlo, said in her briefing to the council that the situation in Venezuela has been "an alarming escalation of tensions," and the humanitarian crisis is scaling up.
The US is by far the world's biggest spender: It poured 2.8 percent of its gross domestic product into R&D in 2015, when China's spending was 2.1 percent, according to the 2015 UIS Innovation Data Collection, the latest survey released by the UNESCO Institute of Statistics in April.
The US Federal Reserve raised the benchmark interest rate three times this year, putting pressure on the yuan. While China's central bank refrained from following suit, its open market operations saw interest rates go up in response, mitigating the impact of the Fed hikes.
The US government reacted too slowly to contain the COVID-19 pandemic as the virus was spreading from Europe, which led to the surge of infections and deaths in the country, a top official at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.