President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to impose new tariffs on China, but Beijing is wiser and better prepared to push back this time around, analysts say.

For China, Trump’s return might introduce fresh risks and some limited yet meaningful opportunities within an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape. Lessons from Trump’s first term offer some insight,

As China attempts to move towards a consumption-based economy, the Politburo is trying to eliminate economic drags before President-elect Donald Trump imposes tariffs. While the markets are pessimistic,

With Donald Trump set to return to the White House, one of the biggest expectations from his second administration is the levying of more tariffs on Chinese goods - a move that became a defining characteristic of Trump's politics during his first term.

China must be careful not to engage in another round of tit-for-tat tariffs when Donald Trump returns to the White House, a highly regarded Beijing-based analyst has urged. "We need to be very careful not to fall into the tit-for-tat trap,