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  Small: Recent events suggest 'a complete revolution in how Europe thinks and deals with China'

  An author and senior Transatlantic fellow with the Center for Strategic International Studies (CSIS) considers the speed with which the West came to a very different consensus on China quite remarkable.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  Allen: U.S. 'trying to reverse' China's technological progress with new exports controls

  The Commerce Department’s new export-controls restrictions, announced Oct. 7, could successfully hamper China’s growth in critical technology industries such as artificial intelligence but they would likely be more effective if allies of the U.S. would enact similar restrictions.

  By Commerce Newswire Report

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  China analysts review 20th Party congress: 'You can't avoid the overwhelming dominant shadow of Xi Jinping everywhere'

  The Chinese Communist Party held its 20th Party Congress in October, with President Xi Jinping firmly in control, a subject that occupied a Oct. 25 panel discussion.

  By T.H. Lawrence

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  Kurmann: Chinese imports impacted U.S. manufacturing jobs 'where education is relatively low'

  Business and economic researchers agreed that data shows trade with China affected U.S. employment in a "Big Data China" event presented by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) last month.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  Olidort on the National Security Strategy: 'The words “equity” and “inclusion” appear more often than the word “adversaries”, which tells you where the Biden Administration’s focus is'

  A foreign policy expert with the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) criticized the Biden Administration’s National Security Strategy for prioritizing climate change, “equity” and “inclusion” over actual national security.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  Joske: China at forefront of 'real global struggle for influence'

  A China analyst and author said Australia, the United States and other countries need sunlight, legislation, capability and deterrence to keep the Chinese Communist Party’s undue influence out of their countries.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  Kennedy: Survey finds Taiwan firms split between dependence on China, 'possibility of military conflict'

  A survey by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) of more than 500 Taiwanese companies found many are concerned by both their reliance on China and the potential for military conflict.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  Gensler: 'Investors in U.S. markets should be protected,' audit planned of Chinese companies on U.S. stock market

  The most extensive audit of Chinese companies listed on the U.S. stock exchange has begun by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  China faces widespread financial distress: 'It is not surprising'

  Ongoing lockdowns and the “unwinding” of a large credit bubble have seriously harmed China's financial state, and many are now wondering if and when the government will intervene, an adjunct fellow with the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), said in a commentary.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  Moore pens book on China: 'We must center our thinking about China and its role in the world'

  “China’s Next Act: How Sustainability and Technology are Reshaping China's Rise and the World's Future,” Dr. Scott Michael Moore's new book, explores China’s leadership in technology and what America’s answer should be.

  By Gregory Burnett

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  Xi, Putin meet at 'most important event of head-of-state diplomacy;' international security expert urges 'renewal' of American regime

  An opinion piece by Ashley Tellis, the tata chair for strategic affairs and a senior fellow for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, recommends actions for the United States to stay ahead of China and maintain global order, including encouraging European allies to be more prepared to defend their continent.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  Austin: U.S. defense budget focused 'on the pacing challenge of China'

  A new report argues for restructuring the U.S. defense budget over U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s belief that its size is critical to staying ahead of China, dealing with Russia and maintaining the responsibilities that come along with America's role as a global leader.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  CSIS fellow: U.S. manufacturing to 'replace Chinese production of technologies central to achieving decarbonization will take time'

  A fellow with the trustee chair in Chinese Business and Economics at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), suggests in a recent opinion piece that the new Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) also promotes competition with China in the energy industry.

  By Timothy Stuckey

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  China experts: Global Security Alliance needs scrutiny, world 'should be watching pretty closely'

  China President Xi Jinping announced GSI during annual conference, but offered few details

  By T.H. Lawrence

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