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China Slams U.S. Defense Act as 'Exaggerated Threat'

12/19/2025

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China Critiques NDAA

China criticized the United States on December 19, 2025 for the National Defense Authorization Act, saying it exaggerates the 'China threat' and interferes.
The NDAA, signed by U.S. President Donald Trump, limits investments in Chinese technology and funds Taiwan's security.
Chinese officials urged the United States to reassess the relationship and avoid negative provisions.
They warned such actions undermine China's sovereignty and security, and Beijing will defend its interests.

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UK Committee Urges China Action

The UK Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) urges the government to decide promptly on adding China to enhanced tier.
It cites concerns over interference operations and a Chinese spying case collapse.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans a bilateral visit to China in early 2026.
Security Minister Dan Jarvis says the decision is under close review.

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China Critiques NDAA

China criticized the United States on December 19, 2025 for the National Defense Authorization Act, saying it exaggerates the 'China threat' and interferes.
The NDAA, signed by U.S. President Donald Trump, limits investments in Chinese technology and funds Taiwan's security.
Chinese officials urged the United States to reassess the relationship and avoid negative provisions.
They warned such actions undermine China's sovereignty and security, and Beijing will defend its interests.

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