US President Donald Trump warned it was 'very dangerous' for Britain to be dealing with China. Starmer’s visit was the first to China by a British prime minister in eight years, following in the ...

Shanghai - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer wrapped up a four-day trip to China on Jan 31, after his bid to forge closer ties prompted warnings from US President Donald Trump.

Trump's volatility and unpredictability, as well as tariffs and territorial threats, have spooked erstwhile allies.

...Starmer goes to China It can be fascinating and bewildering in equal measure, to watch what is currently happening in the ...

As Washington grows unpredictable, New Delhi and Beijing emerge as parallel anchors in a shifting global order.

The ruling injected fresh uncertainty into the Hong Kong conglomerate’s long-running effort to sell off the facilities.

Some investors are worried that President Trump’s nominee to run the Federal Reserve may not be a guaranteed “yes” on cutting interest rates.

Hong Kong’s IPO regulators are cracking down on sloppy filings, signaling a shift towards higher standards and quality over quantity in the city’s listing pipeline.

Trump says 'dangerous' for UK to do business with China - as Starmer calls for 'mutual trust and respect' Donald Trump said ...

On November 18, Brazilian soybeans for shipment in December to China were priced at $507.90 per metric ton, below $516.90 for U.S. Gulf supplies and $510.50 for U.S. Pacific Northwest origin, on a ...

Donald Trump said it was "very dangerous" for Britain to deal with China, as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer continued his visit to Beijing. The US president was reacting to agreements announced after ...