Chinese Foreign Investment
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Congressional Republicans Raise Follow-up Concerns about Chinese Company's Land Purchase
In a letter sent to several Biden administration officials, Representative Carlos Gimenez (R-FL) led a group of 51 Republicans in raising concerns over "the recent acquisition of farmland near a U.S. military installation by a Chinese-based manufacturer with close links to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)."
U.S. Senator Presses Biden Administration on Funding for Chinese-Linked Lithium Company
Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) is pressing the Biden Administration on a possible Energy Department loan to support a U.S. lithium mine investment by a company with ties to Chinese lithium company Ganfeng.
Florida Governor Takes Actions against Chinese Cyber, Investment Threats
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced several actions related to the activities of Chinese companies in Florida, including on data practices and land purchases.
Biden Executive Order Provides Guidance to CFIUS, Likely Impact on Chinese Investments
Last week, the Biden administration issued an Executive Order that clarifies and refines the enforcement of investment screening by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS). While the Biden administration made efforts to insist that China was not the target, there was a widespread sense that China
WTO Dispute on Indonesian Nickel Export Restrictions Has Tie to Chinese Investment
An EU-Indonesia WTO dispute over Indonesian export restrictions on nickel ore has a close connection to Chinese investment in the Indonesian nickel processing sector. A recent statement by the Indonesian President suggests Indonesia is likely to lose the WTO litigation, but even so, their goal with the policy seems to
EU Report Shows Slight Decline in Chinese Investments
A new European Commission report on its investment screening process shows a slight decrease in the number of European investments by Chinese entities.
Prospects for Chinese Lithium Mining in Chile
Chile has long been considered a relatively free market-oriented bastion in South America, with more openness to foreign investment and trade than most countries on the continent. In recent years, though, there have been rising protests from the left against existing economic policies, with concerns raised about inequality and unfairness.