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David DesRoches
David DesRoches

“You can get a lot of visual information from a satellite, but somewhere as far north as [the state of] Montana, a satellite only has a few seconds of time over the target whereas a balloon has more time. The second thing a balloon would be capable of doing would be gathering electronic signals, so it could intercept communications. If we do recover [the balloon] and it does prove to be surveillance stuff, I think there will be some public display of that. This will be further embarrassment for the Chinese.”

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Professor at the US-based National Defense University
04 Feb 2023 3 3
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Roger Wicker
Roger Wicker

“Allowing a spy balloon from the Communist Party of China to travel across the entire continental United States before contesting its presence is a disastrous projection of weakness by the White House.”

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Top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee
04 Feb 2023 4 3
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Antony Blinken
Antony Blinken

“It's very important to emphasise that the presence of this surveillance balloon over the United States, in our skies, is a clear violation of our sovereignty, a clear violation of international law and clearly unacceptable.”

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U.S. Secretary of State
03 Feb 2023 1 2
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Glenn Carle
Glenn Carle

“They have satellites that are sophisticated and it's not clear to me what intelligence advantage they could gain by doing this. Perhaps it fits in with the 'Wolf Warrior' diplomacy that China has pursued: being aggressive in pursuit of its interests until there is a strong pushback.”

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Former Deputy National Intelligence Officer for Transnational Threats at the CIA
02 Feb 2023 2 3
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Henry Paulson
Henry Paulson

“China is the world's second-largest economy, its largest manufacturer, and its largest trader. It will be a big part of the global financial picture for decades to come. Instead of fatalistically accepting the descent of an economic iron curtain, Washington should negotiate aggressively with China to win opportunities for Americans in its market. Administration officials should have serious discussions with Chinese leadership about how to manage the decoupling in a way that allows for mutually beneficial trade. Right now, the two countries are mostly trading charges and countercharges while doing nothing to expand mutually beneficial economic opportunities.”

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Founder and Chair of the Paulson Institute - Secretary of the U.S. Treasury from 2006 to 2009.
26 Jan 2023 4 2
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Lijian Zhao
Lijian Zhao

“Despite China's opposition, the US passed and signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2023, which contains negative content concerning China. China deplores and firmly opposes this US move, and has made serious démarches to the US. This Act, in total disregard of facts, hypes up the 'China threat' narrative, blatantly interferes in China's internal affairs, and attacks and discredits the Communist Party of China (CPC). This is a serious political provocation against China. The leadership of the CPC is the choice of history and the people. The Chinese people are clear-eyed about the US's ill intention of suppressing and containing China's development and thwarting the Chinese nation's rejuvenation. Attempts to drive a wedge between the Chinese people and the CPC will not succeed.”

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Spokesman for the Chinese foreign ministry
24 Dec 2022 3 2
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Joe Biden
Joe Biden

“I absolutely believe there need not be a new Cold War. I've met many times with Xi Jinping. And we were candid and clear with one another across the board. And I do not think there's any imminent attempt on the part of China to invade Taiwan. And I made it clear that our policy in Taiwan has not changed at all. We're going to compete vigorously, but I'm not looking for conflict. I'm looking to manage this competition responsibly. And I want to make sure that every country abides by the international rules of the road.”

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President of the United States
14 Nov 2022 2 7
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Alexandra Bell
Alexandra Bell

“As a first step, we'd really like to have a conversation with them about each other's doctrines, about crisis communication, crisis management. We're not in that space with Beijing yet. So, there's work to be done to begin the conversation, we think bilaterally. We're now at the 60th anniversary of the Cuban missile crisis. We don't need to repeat that to know that we need to be at the table having conversations with each other.”

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Deputy assistant secretary of state for arms control, verification and compliance
02 Nov 2022 2 1
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Xi Jinping
Xi Jinping

“The world today is neither peaceful nor tranquil. As major powers, strengthening communication and cooperation between China and the US will help to increase global stability and certainty, and promote world peace and development. China is willing to work with the US to give mutual respect, coexist peacefully… (and) find ways to get along in the new era. Doing so will not only be good for both countries, but also benefit the world.”

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President of the People's Republic of China
27 Oct 2022 1 1
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Jim Lewis
Jim Lewis

“This will set the Chinese back years. China isn't going to give up on chipmaking … but this will really slow them [down].”

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Technology and cybersecurity expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
07 Oct 2022 2 4
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Joe Biden
Joe Biden

“I said: 'If you think that Americans and others will continue to invest in China based on your violating the sanctions that have been imposed on Russia, I think you're making a gigantic mistake. But that's your decision to make'. The call was not to threaten the Chinese president but to warn about the consequences of ignoring Western sanctions. Thus far, there's no indication they've put forward weapons or other things that Russia has wanted.”

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President of the United States
18 Sep 2022 3 5
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Nazak Nikakhtar
Nazak Nikakhtar

“The potential imposition of sanctions on China is a far more complex exercise than sanctions on Russia, given US and allies' extensive entanglement with the Chinese economy.”

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Former senior US Commerce Department official
14 Sep 2022 3 2
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Lynn Martin
Lynn Martin

“This agreement is an important development for the global economy and our U.S. capital markets, which remain preeminent largely because of their ability to balance investor protections and access to the world's leading companies.”

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President of the New York Stock Exchange
26 Aug 2022 3 2
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Xiang Lu
Xiang Lu

“China won't allow another case like 'Pelosi's visit' to happen again, which means we won't let this visit to set a bad example for more countries such as the UK, France and Germany to follow suit, further hollowing out our sovereignty over Taiwan.”

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Specialist on US affairs at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
02 Aug 2022 3 3
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Bob Menendez
Bob Menendez

“She's a high-ranking official in the U.S. government. But it is not unusual. I was there three months ago with five other senators. We have a longstanding history of visiting Taiwan. And so we can't let the Chinese say who can and cannot visit Taiwan.”

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US Senator for New Jersey and chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
02 Aug 2022 2 5
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John Kirby
John Kirby

“The United States is not going to be intimidated by China's threats or bellicose rhetoric. We will continue to support Taiwan, defend a free and open Indo-Pacific and seek to maintain communication with Beijing. United States will not engage in sabre-rattling. China might engage in economic coercion toward Taiwan. The impact on American-Chinese relations will depend on Beijing's actions in the coming days and weeks.”

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Pentagon spokesman
02 Aug 2022 3 4
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William Burns
William Burns

“China probably saw in Ukraine that you don't achieve quick, decisive victories with underwhelming force. Our sense is that it [Russia's five-month-old war in Ukraine] probably affects less the question of whether the Chinese leadership might choose some years down the road to use force to control Taiwan, but how and when they would do it. I suspect the lesson that the Chinese leadership and military are drawing is that you've got to amass overwhelming force if you're going to contemplate that in the future.”

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CIA Director
20 Jul 2022 3 4
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