India gives green light for 14 Chinese manufacturers to form JVs with Indian firms to set up facilities that supply parts to Apple, to boost iPhone and electronics production

Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will talk on key issues like global economy, sovereign debt issues and climate change in their first in-person meeting

Microchips will dominate global politics for decades and assume a geopolitical importance similar to the discovery of major oil reserves, Intel CEO Gelsinger claims

Macau has been a Special Administrative Region of China since 1999 when its Portuguese administration returned it to Chinese sovereignty

With a market cap of$240 billion, chipmaker ASML is Europe’s most valuable tech company. Its market-leading position comes from its monopoly in Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography (EUV) machines which allow chipmakers to make smaller, faster and smarter semiconductors

A top Dutch official said the US had 'justified worries' about over-reliance on Asia but the country 'won't sign on the dotted line' without consulting its allies

The US sees the participation of other top producers of chipmaking equipment as essential to making its sweeping chip export controls against China effective

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to meet US President Joe Biden on Friday, with a focus on chip export controls, critical technologies, global economy and joint security issues

Defence officials from Japan and the US will discuss agreements at a top-level meeting in Washington on Wednesday on key defence issues related to the Indo-Pacific and outer space

TikTok confirms it has delayed hiring consultants to help the company reach a security agreement with the United States amid mounting political concerns

The computer firm has also reportedly told suppliers to cut down on the use of other parts that have been ‘made in China’, the Nikkei reports

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and China’s incoming Foreign Minister Qin Gang – and outgoing US ambassador – vowed to keep lines of communication open