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"I argue that war is unlikely to occur due to the deep economic ties underlying the great power politics between the two countries."

"War with either [Russia or China] is neither inevitable nor imminent."

"As things currently stand, the US is not prepared to fight and win a war with China over Taiwan."

"A war between the US and China today is no more inevitable than was war between the rising US and the declining United Kingdom a century ago."

"[T]he tension between the United States and China will grow, and competition will intensify; it is inevitable. War, however, is not."

"War is a risk, but it is not inevitable."

"The risk of a military conflict is very serious."

"The smallest misstep by either side [Taipei and Beijing] could ignite a U.S.-China war."

"China is preparing for a war and specifically for a war with the United States."

"The most proximate potential timeframe for war is in the next two years."

"My gut tells me we [the US] will fight [with China] in 2025."

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"China's nominal gross domestic product is unlikely to surpass that of the U.S. in the next few decades."

"This idea of China becoming the world's biggest economy may not happen, actually."

"China probably won't ever overtake the US economy on a sustained basis."

"The likelihood of the prediction that China's GDP will one day overtake that of the U.S. is declining."

"China is forecast to overtake the U.S. as the world’s largest economy by around 2035."

"China will overtake the US as the world's top economy in about 2035 with a high probability."

"[T]he size of China's economy in USD terms will overtake the US in 2028."

"China will overtake the United States to become the world's biggest economy in 2028."

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China announced on Monday that it was placing 10 U.S. defense-related companies on its export control list, barring Chinese exporters from supplying dual-use items to those entities and requiring any ongoing related export activities to cease immediately.

China announced on Monday that it was placing 10 U.S. defense-related companies on its export control list, barring Chinese exporters from supplying dual-use items to those entities and requiring any ongoing related export activities to cease immediately.

The move came in response to the U.S. Defense Department's expansion of its list of firms it says have links to the Chinese military, which added 65 or more entities in mid-June, including tech giants Alibaba and Baidu. Baidu called the designation "totally baseless."

The move came in response to the U.S. Defense Department's expansion of its list of firms it says have links to the Chinese military, which added 65 or more entities in mid-June, including tech giants Alibaba and Baidu. Baidu called the designation "totally baseless."

China's Finance Ministry separately announced a ban on government procurement agencies from purchasing products from 46 U.S. companies, including units of Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, General Dynamics and Boeing's defense division.

China's Finance Ministry separately announced a ban on government procurement agencies from purchasing products from 46 U.S. companies, including units of Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, General Dynamics and Boeing's defense division.

The 10 companies subject to China's new export controls include drone makers Teal Drones and Jaia Robotics, aerospace firm Ball Aerospace & Technologies, military vehicle producer Oshkosh Defense, and rare earth miners MP Materials and USA Rare Earth.

The 10 companies subject to China's new export controls include drone makers Teal Drones and Jaia Robotics, aerospace firm Ball Aerospace & Technologies, military vehicle producer Oshkosh Defense, and rare earth miners MP Materials and USA Rare Earth.

The sanctions came roughly a month after Trump visited Beijing for talks with Xi Jinping aimed at stabilizing relations. Both sides agreed to work toward reducing tariffs, though tensions have since resurfaced over technology and defense.

The sanctions came roughly a month after Trump visited Beijing for talks with Xi Jinping aimed at stabilizing relations. Both sides agreed to work toward reducing tariffs, though tensions have since resurfaced over technology and defense.

China's Commerce Ministry said the restrictions also apply to organizations or individuals in third countries transferring dual-use items originating in China to the sanctioned U.S. firms, though exporters may apply for approval in cases deemed "genuinely necessary."

China's Commerce Ministry said the restrictions also apply to organizations or individuals in third countries transferring dual-use items originating in China to the sanctioned U.S. firms, though exporters may apply for approval in cases deemed "genuinely necessary."

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China's sanctions on U.S. defense firms are fully justified under both Chinese law and international norms. Arms sales to Taiwan cross a clear red line that undermines China's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Foreign companies that operate with integrity and comply with regulations have nothing to worry about — China remains committed to a stable, fair business environment.

China's sanctions on U.S. defense firms are fully justified under both Chinese law and international norms. Arms sales to Taiwan cross a clear red line that undermines China's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Foreign companies that operate with integrity and comply with regulations have nothing to worry about — China remains committed to a stable, fair business environment.

China steals upwards of $600 billion annually from U.S. companies, systematically gutting industries like steel, telecom and semiconductors over 25 years. Sanctioning U.S. defense firms is just another tool in Beijing's economic warfare playbook. The U.S. government must step up with actionable intelligence, stiffer penalties and aggressive legal reform to protect American businesses from China's relentless IP theft.

China steals upwards of $600 billion annually from U.S. companies, systematically gutting industries like steel, telecom and semiconductors over 25 years. Sanctioning U.S. defense firms is just another tool in Beijing's economic warfare playbook. The U.S. government must step up with actionable intelligence, stiffer penalties and aggressive legal reform to protect American businesses from China's relentless IP theft.

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China's sanctions on U.S. defense firms are a justified, measured response to protect national sovereignty and security. Arms sales to Taiwan cross a clear red line, and targeting military-linked companies is fully consistent with international non-proliferation norms. Foreign businesses that follow Chinese law have nothing to fear — this is about holding bad actors accountable, not shutting out legitimate trade.

China's sanctions on U.S. defense firms are a justified, measured response to protect national sovereignty and security. Arms sales to Taiwan cross a clear red line, and targeting military-linked companies is fully consistent with international non-proliferation norms. Foreign businesses that follow Chinese law have nothing to fear — this is about holding bad actors accountable, not shutting out legitimate trade.

China's sanctions are economic warfare dressed up as legal procedure. Beijing steals upward of $600 billion annually from U.S. companies, eroding entire industries like steel, semiconductors and solar — and now punishes American defense firms for doing their jobs. The U.S. government must stop treating these moves as routine diplomacy and start hitting back with real deterrence.

China's sanctions are economic warfare dressed up as legal procedure. Beijing steals upward of $600 billion annually from U.S. companies, eroding entire industries like steel, semiconductors and solar — and now punishes American defense firms for doing their jobs. The U.S. government must stop treating these moves as routine diplomacy and start hitting back with real deterrence.

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