Andrew Thornebrooke
National Security Correspondent
Andrew Thornebrooke is a national security correspondent for The Epoch Times covering China-related issues with a focus on defense, military affairs, and national security. He holds a master's in military history from Norwich University.
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Clinton Praises the ‘Oklahoma Standard’ 30 Years After Bombing
Clinton honored the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing and called on Americans to emulate the service, honor, and love demonstrated in its aftermath.
Dozens in Taiwanese Military Found Holding Chinese Residency Permits
At least 62 Taiwanese service members were found to hold the permits, which are not illegal but regulated for members of the military.
US and Iran Conclude 2nd Round of Nuclear Talks, Agree to 3rd
Iran’s foreign minister and U.S. special envoy agreed to a third round of talks aimed at preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Ukraine Says Outline of Minerals Deal Signed With US
Ukraine’s economy minister Yulia Syvrydenko said the text of the agreement would be finalized next week after further talks in Washington.
Nvidia CEO Visits China After Trump Admin Restricts AI Chip Sales
Jensen Huang arrived in Beijing at the invitation of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, according to Chinese state-owned television.
White House: Ukraine Minerals Deal Could Be Signed Next Week
The agreement would grant Washington revenues from Kyiv’s exploitation of rare minerals, hydrocarbons, oil, and natural gas.
US, Iran Agree to 2nd Round of Nuclear Talks
Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi mostly spoke indirectly in their first exchange, which was facilitated by Oman.
Witkoff Meets Putin in Saint Petersburg for Ukraine Talks
The meeting comes as Trump attempts to get Moscow to come to the negotiating table for a potential cease-fire in Ukraine.
How Chinese Imports Are Leveraged in Cyberattacks
Chinese-made devices have been repeatedly exploited as part of a Beijing-backed effort to undermine and destabilize the United States.
Top US General in Europe Says Current Troop Levels Should Be Maintained
Cavoli said that the US presence in Europe hovered around 80,000 troops, a historic low, and that those numbers should be maintained.
