U.S. Says China's 'Face-Mask Diplomacy' Is Seduction and Coercion

The video discusses bipartisan legislation in the US Senate responding to China's actions in Hong Kong, proposing sanctions on Chinese businesses. It highlights a $12 billion investment by TSMC in Arizona, emphasizing its impact on the semiconductor industry and US national security. The video also covers US foreign policy goals, focusing on the Economic Prosperity Network and international standards. It addresses the importance of diversifying US supply chains from China and Silicon Valley's role in global economic security, stressing the nonpartisan nature of these issues.

What role does the State Department play in developing international standards according to the text?

What concerns are raised regarding the Communist Party's strategy as discussed in the text?

How do leaders in Silicon Valley perceive the threats to democracy and business security?