"Rising U.S. Curbs on China: House Moves Ahead with TikTok Bill Despite Trump's Opposition"

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The U.S. is expected to intensify restrictions on Chinese companies as the "decoupling is really in full force," with a focus on TikTok and potential bans, amid concerns about national security threats and competition. Lawmakers have advanced a bill requiring China's ByteDance to divest TikTok, while the U.S. has been ramping up pressure on Chinese companies in sectors such as semiconductor, electric vehicles, and biotech. China's Foreign Minister criticized the U.S. for "new ways to suppress China," while the U.S. aims to prevent China's access to high-tech semiconductor chips and chip-manufacturing equipment.
Topics:nation#international-relations#national-security#technology-decoupling#tiktok#trade-restrictions#us-china-relations
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