March 10, 2021 Share The inability of the United States to adequately push back against China’s growing military might is spurring Beijing to accelerate its plans to remake the current international order in its image, a top U.S. military commander told lawmakers Tuesday. Concerns about China’s aggressive behavior are not new — U.S. military and intelligence officials repeatedly warned about Chinese military investment, disinformation, and espionage and cyber operations — under former U.S. President Donald Trump. But the admonitions have taken on a renewed urgency under current President Joe Biden, whose defense secretary has repeatedly labeled China a “pacing threat.”