Tariffs, Anti-CCP Bills Signal Increased Pushback Against CCP Aggression

Published on September 9, 2024

Several countries are imposing stricter restrictions on the export of key technologies as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) advances its military ambitions with increasing aggression toward its neighbors. Some nations have taken steps to make it more costly for CCP-led industries to export goods abroad, aiming to level the playing field. Additional U.S. tariffs are anticipated, and presidential candidates Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are expected to outline proposed measures against China during the upcoming presidential debate on Sept. 10. Dozens of Bills in Congress Congress kicks off its fall session this week with a long list of bills aimed at curbing the CCP’s influence in several industries while protecting domestic interests....

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