Michael Ellis, the deputy director of the C.I.A., stated that China represents a fundamentally different type of threat due to the nature of economic competition. His comments were made during a discussion about the need for a broader spying mission to address these challenges. The remarks come as tensions between the U.S. and China continue to evolve, particularly in the economic sphere.
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C.I.A. Deputy Director Discusses China's Economic Threat
C.I.A. Deputy Director Michael Ellis emphasized that China's economic competition poses a unique threat to the United States. He called for an expanded spying mission to effectively address this challenge.
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Chinese Threat Requires a Broader Spying Mission, C.I.A. Deputy Director Says
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