China can play a constructive role in the region and the world, but for those of us focused on security issues, recent trends in their anti-access and area denial capabilities and cyber espionage campaigns in particular give us cause for concern.
McKeon emphasizes the need to address China's military modernization and its implications for U.S. security.
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