( April 24, 2019, 21:02 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The US Justice Department started a China Initiative because "we see increasing threats to national security from Chinese state actors, across a range of vectors," Deputy Assistant Attorney General Adam Hickey said today at the 5th National Conference on the Committee on Foreign Investment in the Unites States (Cfius) and Team Telecom, in Washington, DC. "Broadly speaking, the China Initiative aims to raise awareness of those threats, to focus the Department’s resources in confronting them, and to improve our response, particularly to newer challenges."DEPUTY ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL ADAM S. HICKEY DELIVERS REMARKS AT THE FIFTH NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CFIUS AND TEAM TELECOM...
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