US treasury secretary Janet Yellen's visit to China in the month of July continues to stay in the news. This time around it is a choice of food that obviously going wild on the internet.

US Treasury secretary, Janet Yellen at a 'hallucinogenic' mushroom meal in China

United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen accidentally ate a magic mushroom during her recent trip to China's capital city Beijing. Speaking to CNN on Monday (August 14), Treasury Secretary Yellen described her experience with the aftereffects.

US Treasury Secretary Yellen ate 'magic mushroom' in China. Then this happened

Just a week after her visit to China, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, who is in Gujarat to attend the G20 summit, said Sunday that America sees India as an “indispensable partner” with regard to its policy of “friend-shoring”.

Janet Yellen India Visit: Yellen to push for debt restructuring process for low-income nations

United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Sunday (July 16) that redoubling support for Ukraine was the single best way to aid the global economy, adding there was a massive difference that foreign assistance was making to the war-torn country.

Redoubling support for Ukraine single best way to aid global economy: Yellen

In a bid to strengthen relationships with key Asian nations, the United States is making concerted efforts. The Treasury Department recently revealed that U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will embark on a trip to India this week.

US Treasury Secretary Yellen set to attend G20 meeting in India, hold bilateral talks in Vietnam

In a bizarre instance, US Treasure secretary bowed multiple times before China's vice premier. The gesture hasn't gone down too well with American citizens. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Bizarre: US Treasury Secetary bows before China's vice premier

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that the world is big enough for both the United States and China to co-exist and that there is "ample room" for the US and Chinese companies to boost trade and investment.

World is ‘big enough for both our countries to thrive’: Janet Yellen tells China

Janet Yellen, the US Treasury Secretary, has urged improved communication between China and the US during her visit to Beijing to repair relations. She has also urged China to participate in global measures to combat climate change.

US Secretary Janet Yellen urges China to work with US to fight climate change

Janet Yellen, the US Treasury Secretary, has urged improved communication between China and the US during her visit to Beijing to repair relations. She has also urged China to participate in global measures to combat climate change. The US secretary has finally wrapped up her China visit.

US Secretary Janet Yellen calls for greater US-China collaboration

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen met Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing on Friday and told him that the United States was not taking a "winner-take-all" approach and that it wants healthy competition with China.

Yellen tries to temper down US-China chips war in meeting with Premier Li

The US Treasury Secretary arrived in Beijing on Thursday, kicking off a visit aimed at improving communication and stabilising the tense relationship. Yellen's China visit marks the second trip by a cabinet official since ties between world's top two economies deteriorated further, earlier this year. Washington has shifted from being ambiguous about how far it was supporting decoupling to explicitly adopting a strategy of de-risking instead.

Amid tensions, US aims to curtail technology investment in China | World DNA

After Secretary of State Blinken's visit to China, it is now US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen turn to attempt expanding ties with Beijing and ensure steady and open lines of communication. Will Yellen be able to thaw the icy relations between the two? Collins Chong, a foreign affairs and security strategist joins us to discuss.

Janet Yellen's high-stakes China visit

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Friday (July 7) criticised China for its recent 'punitive' measures against US companies as she stressed the need for market reforms in the world's second-largest economy.

Yellen criticises China's 'punitive' measures against US companies, but says decoupling 'impossible'

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Thursday landed in Beijing on a four-day visit, hoping to mend the frosty relationship between the two superpower countries.

'Avoid miscommunication...': Yellen after arriving in Beijing on four-day trip

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is all set to arrive in China for a three-day visit that is from 6th from 9th July and this is the second high profile visit by top Washington official to China in just a couple of months. In a big boost, the bilateral ties between both the countries, the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was in Beijing.

Janet Yellen on three-day trip to China; Yellen to calm US-China ties?

Will the world see a detente between the US and China? That will be the question in everyone's mind when US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen visits Beijing later this week. Yellen will be the second top US Official after Antony Blinken to visit china. This comes at a time when the two countries are locked in a number of bilateral tensions and highlights the Biden administration's bid to cool ties with the Asian giant.

Janet Yellen to visit China between July 6 and 9

Janet Yellen is set to visit Beijing this week. The US treasury secretary's China visit will mark the second trip by cabinet officials since ties between the world's top two economies deteriorated. Further earlier this year in a statement the Treasury Department said that Yellen is expected to discuss the importance of both Nations to responsibly managing ties. Yellen's planned July 6 to 9 trip comes just weeks after the Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

After Antony Blinken, Janet Yellen set to visit China

The United States confirmed on Sunday (July 2) that Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will visit Beijing this week. The visit has been scheduled amid escalating tensions between US and China as relations continue to deteriorate.

US treasury secretary Yellen to visit China to 'responsibly' manage ties, expand communications

In the hallowed halls of the house of representatives, a crucial battle has been won. A bill to suspend the massive 31.4 trillion dollars debt ceiling has passed the republican-controlled house of representatives. The deeply divided house voted 314 to 117 to clear the bill.

US House passes debt limit bill, soon to reach Senate now

The US House of Representatives on Wednesday (May 31) voted in favour of raising the country's debt ceiling. The passage of the legislation has brought the US one step closer to eliminating debt default, something that not only will be bad for the US but for the health of world economy. The deadline set by the US Treasury is just five days away.

US Debt Ceiling: Biden and MCcarthy break the deadlock, debt limit suspended till January 1, 2025

The American economy is at a tipping point. US debt has now reached a level equal to the annual output of it's economy. The government has till June fifth- a week, to reach a bipartisan deal that will ensure the nation does not default on it's debt payment. While the deal remains to be inked, leaders from either side of the aisle have now reassured the American people that an agreement has been reached 'in principle'.

Congress to vote on debt crisis bill tomorrow

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Friday (May 26) updated the debt default deadline to June 5 from June 1, as she feared that the treasury may run out of cash.

US Treasury fears it will run out of cash by June 5, extends debt default deadline

The USA is edging closer to defaulting on its debt. Unless the debt ceiling is raised by June 5, the country will fall into an economic crisis that may have a far-reaching impact with global spillovers expected, affecting the likes of India, an emerging economy.

US is nearing its debt default deadline. What is its impact on Indian economy?

The projected debt ceiling deadline has been extended to June 5, 2023, four days later than previously estimated, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Friday. Yet, Yellen renewed her warning in a letter to Congress that inaction on raising the borrowing limit would ‘cause severe hardship.’

US debt ceiling talks continue with new 5 June deadline

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