US-China Think‑Tank Interactions Tighten Amid New Chinese Restrictions

US-China Think‑Tank Interactions Tighten Amid New Chinese Restrictions The passage outlines a shift in US‑China scholarly exchanges, noting new Chinese government vetting rules and travel limits that could affect policy dialogue. While it identifies a systemic change and mentions a think‑tank partially funded by China, it lacks specific names, dates, or financial transactions, limiting immediate investigative leads but suggesting a broader area for follow‑up on influence and access restrictions. Key insights: Half of interviewed US China experts have US government experience.; One think‑tank director leads an organization partially funded by the Chinese government.; Chinese think‑tank scholars now limited to one foreign trip per year and must obtain central approval for hosting foreign participants.