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US-China scientific decoupling raises hidden costs, SCMP says
SCMP reports that geopolitical rivalry is driving scientific separation between the US and China, with broader economic impacts.
SCMP Economy reports that US-China geopolitical rivalry is contributing to scientific decoupling between the two countries, creating hidden costs.
The outlet frames the separation of research and collaboration as a risk with wider economic implications.
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