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Chinese peacekeeping roles are ‘concentrated in strategically sensitive regions’ to gain intelligence, House Foreign Affairs Committee told

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Chinese peacekeeping roles are ‘concentrated in strategically sensitive regions’ to gain intelligence, House Foreign Affairs Committee told

US lawmakers at a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing expressed concerns that China's UN peacekeeping roles are concentrated in strategically sensitive regions to gather intelligence. Witnesses alleged these missions serve a dual purpose for the Chinese Communist Party, amid a partisan debate on Iran war funding.

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US Lawmakers Seek Ways to Counter China's Rise in Commercial Shipbuilding

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US Lawmakers Seek Ways to Counter China's Rise in Commercial Shipbuilding

US lawmakers are exploring tariffs, port fees, and sanctions against China's shipbuilding industry to rebuild America's commercial fleet. Citing economic and national security concerns, members of Congress acknowledge that penalties alone may not suffice to restore US capacity.

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US Policy on Taiwan Unchanged, State Dept. Official Affirms

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Política·26/6/2026Resumen IA

US Policy on Taiwan Unchanged, State Dept. Official Affirms

A US State Department official stated that US policy on Taiwan remains unchanged, reaffirming commitments to peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait. This stance aligns with the Six Assurances, including not consulting Beijing on arms sales to Taiwan.

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US Officials Warn China's AI Lead Poses Moral, Security Threat

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US Officials Warn China's AI Lead Poses Moral, Security Threat

US officials, including Rep. Brian Mast and Sen. Jim Banks, warn that China's pursuit of AI leadership is a critical national security, economic, and moral race for the US, emphasizing the need to prevent China from gaining an advantage.

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US Lawmaker Warns of Chinese Influence in Argentina River Contract Bid

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US Lawmaker Warns of Chinese Influence in Argentina River Contract Bid

US Rep. Brian Mast warned Secretary of State Marco Rubio about alleged Chinese "malign influence" in a bid for a $10 billion contract to operate Argentina's Parana River. The tender bars state-owned firms, but Mast claims China is using a Belgian company, Jan De Nul, as a proxy.

Trump's AI Stance Echoes Past Tech Export Policies

Donald Trump drew parallels between his approach to AI and past US policies on technology exports, stating the goal is to maintain American superiority. He suggested that helping foreign companies, even within the US, could hinder America's overall success in AI.

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US Semiconductor Export Restrictions Face House Debate, Require Allied Support

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US Semiconductor Export Restrictions Face House Debate, Require Allied Support

US House Republicans are debating new semiconductor export restrictions targeting China, which would require allied nations like the Netherlands and Japan to more closely align with Washington's curbs on advanced semiconductor equipment sales. Analysts suggest Beijing may remain unfazed due to prior adaptations reducing American market reliance.

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US House Committee Passes 20 Export Control Measures Targeting Chinese Tech Access

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US House Committee Passes 20 Export Control Measures Targeting Chinese Tech Access

The House Foreign Affairs Committee passed 20 new export control measures, including the Match Act, to restrict Chinese access to US technology and bar Chinese chipmakers from advanced semiconductor equipment. The measures represent the largest significant export control markup in Congress history, requiring allies like Japan and the Netherlands to align with US restrictions on selling advanced semiconductor equipment to China.

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