House Passes Bills to Help U.S. Counter China's Rise

The US is investing heavily in its chip sector to counter China's technological rise, aiming to block China's access to advanced technologies used in AI and electric vehicles. This has led to a tech race, with China pushing for self-sufficiency. Despite some dialogue, US-China trade relations remain strained, with tariffs from the Trump era still in place and no substantial agreements in sight.

What are the main concerns of US lawmakers regarding chip production?

How has the US strategy evolved to counter China's advancements in technology?

What is China's response to the US blocking its access to certain technologies?

What are the implications of the ongoing technology race between the US and China?

What challenges do both the US and China face in reaching a trade agreement?