The Chinese government blocked Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s speech on the economic relationship between the U.S. and China from being viewed inside the country.
Space Force Chief Software Officer Nicholas Chaillan on the need for the U.S. to start decoupling from China.The Chinese government has blocked Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s recent speech on the economic relationship between the U.S. and China from being viewed inside the country by disabling links to websites that show her address, a U.S. official told Fox News Digital."The United States proceeds with confidence in its long-term economic strength," Yellen said in her speech.
Another Chinese social media app, Weibo, also disabled the links to the embassy’s website. The Treasury Department declined to comment.Yellen outlined the U.S. approach to China, maintaining the importance of securing"our national security interests and those of our allies and partners," while also protecting"human rights."
Chinese officials have slammed Yellen’s remarks by saying the U.S. is"generalizing the concept of national security" so that"no one dares to oppose it." Officials also accused the U.S. of wanting to"suppress China" and"decouple with China."Yellen and other top Biden administration officials, including CIA Director Bill Burns and FBI Director Christopher Wray, have warned that China poses the greatest threat to U.S. national security.
Sullivan, pointing to Yellen’s remarks, said"economic engagement remains a critical part of the administration’s approach to managing the U.S.-China relationship.""With her help, the president is leading investment in U.S. innovation and industries that position us to proceed with confidence as we compete," Sullivan said.
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