The DC-Silicon Valley anti-China coalition is falling apart

Arriving in the White House in 2021, President Joe Biden set about dismantling much of his predecessor’s foreign-policy agenda. But there was one clear area of continuity: China. Here, Biden retained the first Trump administration’s confrontational approach, expanding the use of export controls on advanced technology and keeping China as the U.S. military’s pacing threat. In a time of deep political division, the newly formed China consensus appeared all-powerful. When the House voted in January

Source: Responsible Statecraft