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U.S., China Hold Second High Level Dialogue On Cyber Issues

Wednesday, June 29th, 2016

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The Justice Department said June 14 night that the government officials from the United States and China held a second set of meetings involving cyber crime and related issues and decided to continue to work on information sharing and to hold another tabletop exercise.The first joint dialogue between government representatives of the two countries was held in December 2015 to follow up on commitments made in September 2015 between President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping aimed at preventing…

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