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The committee will come to order. Thank you all for coming today, i dont think all of you for being here. It is our honor to have the deputy secretary of state here to testify on u. S. Policy regarding peoples republic of china. I originally defaulting back in march, however, our need to focus on the Community Protests from doing that. It is important this committee continue its work on its most committing Foreign Policy challenges, obviously china is one of those. As a complete mistrust correct...

Have deputy secretary of state Steven Biegun here to testify. Originally planned to hold this hearing back in march but the need to focus on covid19 prevented us from doing that even as we continue to address the pandemic and the impact on the u. S. Citizens. It is important this can many continue it to work on the most pressing Foreign Policy challenges and obviously chinas one of those. This is especially the case and the topic we are discussing today is a Trump Administration is correctly rec...

Focusing on covidien team prevented us from doing that even as we continue to address the pandemic and its impact on us citizens it is important we continue the work on most pressing foreignpolicys challenges in china is one of those especially the case with today is the Trump Administration has recognized china is a strategic and global competitor to the United States will be the greatest form policy challenge United States bases in the decades to come the policy of the Chinese Communist party ...

Its perhaps the election year. Globally, more voters than ever in history will head to the polls. At least 64 countries, containing just under half of the worlds total population, are expected to hold nationwide polls. The results of which, for many, will prove consequential for years to come. The biggest parliamentary vote is being held in india an operation so vast, its being held in several stages with the second phase getting under way today. Lets get more of this in delhi. Taken through thi...

CSIS is using Canadian academics as pawns in the US' cold war with China.

Canada’s move to protect research from hostile states will arguably spur negative unintended consequences and fail to substantively address its stated goal.

The new federal safeguards against Beijing’s efforts to take advantage of our open education system to acquire knowledge and technology are a good start

In a decision with far-reaching implications for democratic rights and scientific research, a Federal Court has endorsed the Canadian government’s denial of a visa to a Chinese Ph.D student based solely on his nationality, area of study and previous university affiliation.

Canadian stakeholders have emphasised the importance of "open and secure" international partnerships as they welcomed risk mitigation measures from government.

The Canadian government has announced that it will halt funding research in sensitive technology areas if any of the researchers are “connected to military, national defence or state security entities that pose a risk to Canada’s national security” | World News