At a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing Thursday morning focused on “countering China”, chairman James Risch, a Republican from Idaho, said he hoped the Democrats’ new bill could be combined with his party’s legislation introduced in July.
torsdag 17. september 2020
US Senate Democrats announce own plan to confront China
US Senate Democrats announced a plan on Thursday to confront China, a glaring signal from Washington that no matter who wins the upcoming presidential election in November, there likely will be immense bipartisan pressure from Congress to maintain a tough stance against Beijing. The bill, called the America LEADS Act, comes as US-China relations spiral to their lowest point in years, with both parties in rare agreement that China under leader Xi Jinpinghas become a threat to global stability and US interests around the world. Senate Republicans released their own sprawling legislation to confront China in July.
At a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing Thursday morning focused on “countering China”, chairman James Risch, a Republican from Idaho, said he hoped the Democrats’ new bill could be combined with his party’s legislation introduced in July.
At a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing Thursday morning focused on “countering China”, chairman James Risch, a Republican from Idaho, said he hoped the Democrats’ new bill could be combined with his party’s legislation introduced in July.