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Less than a week before the midterm elections for the US Congress on November 3, how the election results will affect Washington's China policy has attracted attention from the outside world. Two former U.S. intelligence officials told Voice of America that regardless of whether control of Congress changes hands, U.S. China policy is expected to maintain overall continuity, but the new Congress may play a larger role on specific issues such as arms sales to Taiwan and technology export controls. Additional coverage.

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Less than a week before the midterm elections for the US Congress on November 3, how the election results will affect Washington's China policy has attracted attention from the outside world. Two former U.S. intelligence officials told Voice of America that regardless of whether control of Congress changes hands, U.S. China policy is expected to maintain overall continuity, but the new Congress may play a larger role on specific issues such as arms sales to Taiwan and technology export controls. Additional coverage.

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