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The Wall Street Journal TikTok Fined $600 Million in Europe Over China Surveillance Risks — Irish privacy watchdog says app failed to protect user data sent to China. China Signals Readiness to Respond to U.S. Trade Overtures — Beijing again seeks an end to President Trump’s tariffs and calls for “sincerity.” Trade War Exposes China’s Dependence on U.S. for Auto Chips — Certain American chips are essential for cars and other industrial goods made in China—a vulnerabilit

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