The TPP was a good trade deal that, among other things, offered the United States important leverage in its ongoing negotiations with Beijing. It’s still possible to join, and realize those benefits.

The Trump Administration’s trade strategy needs to focus on the threat posed by China’s activities in the information and communication technology arena.

Here is a story to make Donald Trump’s blood boil: not only has China been dumping its excess steel in world markets, it has apparently been cooking the books while it pledges to make cuts.

Donald Trump isn’t the only one taking a protectionist stance toward China.

China says it’s slowing things down to protect the environment.

If negotiations fail, the U.S. could try to impose trade sanctions through a dispute-resolution process.

The Chancellor is under pressure at home to get tougher.