Carmen Russell-Sluchansky

The Lede: On Wednesday, a dispute settlement panel of the World Trade Organization (WTO) found that China had not followed its organizational obligations to international trade rules when it imposed extra duties on certain imports from the U.S. in response to the latter’s tariffs on steel and aluminum.

The Lede: The Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto and a consortium of Chinese state-owned enterprises announced on Friday that they had reached key agreements with the Guinean government to build a trans-Guinean railway that will be capable of moving iron ore from the inland Simandou mountain range to the country’

The Lede: Country Garden, one of China's biggest property developers, warned on Thursday that it expected a loss of up to $7.6 billion over the first six months of this year as the country faces an increasingly worrisome economic outlook. What We Know: * Country Garden shares fell

The Lede: On Wednesday, President Biden signed an executive order that curbs the flow of U.S. investment into a range of Chinese firms that the administration attributes to national security risks in the ongoing technological competition with Beijing. What We Know: * The executive order focuses on restricting investments in

The Lede: A high-level peace summit hosted by Saudi Arabia wrapped up over the weekend with little progress made in ending the Russia-Ukraine War, but China’s attendance reaffirmed its diplomatic role in negotiating an end to the conflict and included a short meeting with U.S. officials. What We