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Xi's Gotta Have It: China's 20th Party Congress Was as Expected, Only More So - Foreign Policy Research Institute
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49% : Going beyond the amendments at the 19 Party Congress that put "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era" on par with the previously unrivaled "Mao Zedong Thought," the 2022 changes added a pair of Xi-era slogans -- the "two establishes" and the "two safeguards" -- that affirm Xi's role as the "core" leader. 49% : Unmentioned but looming large in the background to these imperatives were moves by the United States under Presidents Donald Trump and Joe Biden to impose tariffs on Chinese exports, restrict Chinese firms' to US markets (especially in the telecommunications sector), and, especially, to block China's and Chinese companies' access to vital computer chips.
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