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China Provisions in the House and Senate NDAA Drafts
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China Provisions in the House and Senate NDAA Drafts

The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2027 is coming into focus after the House and Senate armed services committees advanced their versions of the bill earlier this month. Amendments to the House bill have been submitted for consideration, with Senate-side amendments expected to be released soon. The NDAA is must-pass legislation and often serves as a vehicle for China-related provisions that might not advance on their own.

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The national security “toolbox” to counter China

The national security “toolbox” to counter China

National security concerns have come to the forefront of US policy toward China, including when it comes to issues formerly considered to be confined to the trade sphere. Ajay Kuntamukkala, Partner at Hogan Lovells, walks us through what tools the

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Competing WTO Reform Agendas and the Contest for the Next Director-General

Competing WTO Reform Agendas and the Contest for the Next Director-General

With its credibility in question, the WTO is on the hunt for an adept and reform-minded candidate who can avoid strong opposition from both the United States and China.

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What do we know about the Unreliable Entity List?

What do we know about the Unreliable Entity List?

Over the weekend, China’s Ministry of Commerce published the final Provisions on the Unreliable Entity List, laying out the details of how companies might end up on the list and what it would mean if they do. To get an

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