The US House Select Committee on China has been reauthorised for an additional two years, maintaining existing leadership.
Its scope now includes the threats posed by Beijing to US allies and partners, reflecting growing concerns across the political spectrum.
Committee leaders stated that the Chinese Communist Party presents substantial challenges to national security and economic integrity.
The committee has also expanded its focus areas to include ideological threats alongside economic, technological, and security concerns.
Despite bipartisan support, critics argue that the committee perpetuates anti-Asian sentiment and promotes a zero-sum perspective towards US-China relations.
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