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The Chinese government is the governing authority of China, exercising regulatory control over its territory as seen in [1] and [2], and representing the nation's interests in international affairs as described in [3] and [4].

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Strategic Rivalry between United States and China swp-berlin.org SWP 5 facts

perspectiveThe Chinese government and public view China's recent economic and political growth as a natural and inevitable resurgence rather than a threat.

claimThe European Union accuses the Chinese government of systematically subsidizing private and state-owned enterprises to provide them with global competitive advantages.

claimThe Chinese government has lost confidence in the reliability and integrity of the American president, making it unlikely that China will be prepared to make concessions.

claimThe Chinese government requires foreign companies to store customer data within Chinese territory, which grants Chinese security authorities access to that data.

claimA United States bill banned American companies from selling crowd control software to the Chinese government.

U.S.-China Relations cfr.org Council on Foreign Relations 3 facts

accountFollowing the arrest of Meng Wanzhou, the Chinese government detained two Canadian citizens, accusing them of undermining China’s national security, in an apparent act of retaliation.

claimThe Chinese government demanded that the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, TIME, and Voice of America share information with the Chinese government about their operations in China.

accountIn September 2021, Meng Wanzhou reached a deal with U.S. prosecutors and returned to China, and the Chinese government subsequently released the two detained Canadian citizens.

The U.S.-China Trade Relationship | Council on Foreign Relations cfr.org Council on Foreign Relations 3 facts

claimThe Chinese government's state-led economic system often requires foreign firms to transfer technology and other capabilities as a condition for operating within China.

accountIn 2020, the Trump administration negotiated a 'Phase One' trade agreement with China that outlined protections for U.S. trade and included commitments from the Chinese government to reform trade practices.

claimPresident Donald Trump imposed steep tariffs on Chinese goods, and the Chinese government retaliated with its own levies and strict export controls on rare earth materials critical for technology development.

How China is responding to escalating strategic competition with the ... brookings.edu Ryan Hass · Brookings 3 facts

claimThe Chinese government is expanding the overseas mandate of its domestic security agencies through methods including extradition treaties, institutional partnerships with foreign security agencies, new legal provisions, and the export of high-technology surveillance tools to foreign governments.

claimThe Chinese government has encouraged the European Union to pursue strategic autonomy, specifically by resisting United States efforts to form a trans-Atlantic front in opposition to China.

claimThe Chinese government seeks to present China internationally as a non-revolutionary power, a contributor of global public goods, an opponent of geopolitical bullying, and an upholder of regional and global stability.

Navigating market and political uncertainties in the age of energy ... brookings.edu Brookings Institution 1 fact

claimThe European Union has enacted tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles ranging from 8% to 35%, depending on the manufacturer, to protect its auto industry and offset subsidies received from the Chinese government.