"Trump wants a deal. Otherwise, he would have shot up China on day one," Alicia Garcia Herrero, chief economist for the Asia Pacific at Natixis, said

Police have arrested dozens of protesters who stormed a court in Seoul on Sunday after it extended President Yoon's detention for a further 20 days

Facing allegations of staging an insurrection, Yoon said he agreed to comply with what he called an illegal probe to avoid "bloodshed".

Chinese state media says the development could lead to “overwhelmingly unfavourable consequences” for Taiwan and global chip supply chains

New rules will cap exports of AI chips to adversaries such as China and Russia, while allowing US companies and close allies unlimited access

Huang’s statements triggered an $8 billion meltdown in the four biggest quantum computing shares in the US

Outgoing president to impose new rules on AI chips to prevent US companies like Nvidia supporting technological development in China and other 'adversaries.'

Chinese tech giant and biggest battery maker say the move is 'clearly a mistake' as they are not military firms, or suppliers or engaged in military-related activities. They could sue the Pentagon.

China's proposals could help it retain its 70% grip on global processing of lithium into the material needed to make EV batteries. It could also threaten expansion plans by groups such as CATL

Chinese firms have stepped up their purchases of materials needed to make chips and electronics from US suppliers ahead of the new year

China's top chipmakers are still 10-15 years behind leading Western chipmakers because they cannot access EUV lithography machines, ASML's new CEO has said

“The only way to beat China is to stay ahead of them," US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said in an interview