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  Panel discusses 'slowdown' of economic policy in China

  The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) sponsored a panel discussing “Economic Policy in Today's China: Between Growth, Equity and Security” during the first Big Data China Conference.

  By David Hutton

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  Kennedy: China would be better off if 'they lightened up and liberalized at home'

  The notion of guardrails for the U.S.-China relationship needs to go beyond keeping the nations from spiraling down into a kinetic conflict, to having more channels of communication, according to some foreign policy experts.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  Yip: China's relaxing of COVID policies 'a bit slower than what people can put up with'

  Protesters may have influenced China’s leaders to re-examine its zero-COVID policy but rising doubt in China’s ability to remain a viable production center for the global Supply chain also likely affected the loosening of restrictions.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  U.S.-China tensions over intellectual theft threatens scientific collaboration

  U.S. policies toward China on academic collaboration that focus on intellectual property theft could impact U.S.-China competitiveness, researchers said in a Center for Strategic and International Studies Big Data China event.

  By Bob Pepalis

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  Former energy secretary Chu: US should 'remain an open, welcoming country to train' immigrant STEM students

  Podcast explores how to safeguard America’s national competitive edge with STEM talent

  By T.H. Lawrence

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