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Trump Says China ‘Knows the Consequences’ If It Invades Taiwan
U.S. president said Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping ‘never brought it up because he understands it, and he understands it very well.’
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Nigerian President Responds to Trump’s Call for Military Action Against Christian Persecution
Trump released a warning on Saturday to Nigeria’s government if it doesn’t act.
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China’s Polar Silk Road Reaches Britain Through Russia’s Arctic Corridor
Beijing’s first commercial voyage through Russia’s Northern Sea Route halves transit time to Europe, marking a new front in CCP–Russia cooperation.
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US Seeks Closer Military Ties With Vietnam During Arms Supply Negotiations: Hegseth
Vietnam’s defense ministry said that Hanoi and Washington agreed to continue pushing for security cooperation.
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Trump Threatens Nigeria With US Military Action If It Doesn’t Confront Killings of Christians
The U.S. president made the threat a day after he said he will designate Nigeria a country of concern under the 1998 International Religious Freedom Act.
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Day in Photos: Novi Sad Anniversary, Digital ID Protest, and Penny-Farthing Race
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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China ‘Made a Real Mistake’ With Rare Earth Threats: Bessent
The Treasury chief said Beijing’s export controls have alerted trading partners to the dangers of relying on China for critical minerals.
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Gabbard Says Trump Has Ended America’s Era of ‘Regime Change’
Speaking at a Bahrain security summit, Gabbard said past U.S. interventions wasted money and created more enemies than allies.
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Day in Photos: US Government Shutdown Continues, APEC in South Korea, and Pelicans in India
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Taiwan Puts American-Made Abrams Tanks Into Service, Vows to Defend Sovereignty
The move is a key step in Taiwan’s military modernization, with the president urging troops to train for asymmetric warfare to deter Chinese aggression.
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Poland, Hungary, Slovakia Continue Ukrainian Imports Ban in Defiance of EU
The move by the three countries comes amid a new trade agreement between the EU and Kyiv.
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Australia’s Anti-Slavery Commissioner Says Trump ‘Most Effective’ Dealing With Forced Labour
Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.
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Day in Photos: Flooding in Vietnam, Stalin Victims Memorial, and Hospital Closure
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Hegseth: Dealing with China’s Military Buildup Urgent While Time Remains
‘China’s unprecedented military buildup and its aggressive military actions speak for themselves,’ the Secretary of War said.
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China Agrees to Buy 25 Million Metric Tons of US Soybeans per Year, Bessent Says
The soybean purchases are part of a broader deal that includes new accords on agricultural products, energy, and critical minerals.
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US, Russia Discussing Denuclearization, Trump Says
Trump revealed ongoing discussions with Moscow over potential nuclear arms reductions as Washington moves to restart nuclear weapons testing.
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Hegseth Says US Strikes Another Drug Boat in the Pacific
The latest strike announced by the administration in the Pacific comes amid a larger push to crack down on drug trafficking in the region.
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Lawmakers Criticize Pentagon’s Move to Cut US Troop Rotation Through Eastern Europe
The U.S. Army’s European component said the canceled troop rotation reflects ‘increased European capability and responsibility’ on NATO’s eastern flank.
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Day in Photos: Hurricane in Jamaica, Elections in the Netherlands, and Pumpkins for Meerkats
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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US Will Cut Troop Levels on NATO’s Eastern Flank, Romania Says
The move affects U.S. brigade elements stationed across several NATO countries, including in Romania.
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Trump Says China ‘Knows the Consequences’ If It Invades Taiwan
U.S. president said Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping ‘never brought it up because he understands it, and he understands it very well.’
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Nigerian President Responds to Trump’s Call for Military Action Against Christian Persecution
Trump released a warning on Saturday to Nigeria’s government if it doesn’t act.
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China’s Polar Silk Road Reaches Britain Through Russia’s Arctic Corridor
Beijing’s first commercial voyage through Russia’s Northern Sea Route halves transit time to Europe, marking a new front in CCP–Russia cooperation.
|
US Seeks Closer Military Ties With Vietnam During Arms Supply Negotiations: Hegseth
Vietnam’s defense ministry said that Hanoi and Washington agreed to continue pushing for security cooperation.
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Trump Threatens Nigeria With US Military Action If It Doesn’t Confront Killings of Christians
The U.S. president made the threat a day after he said he will designate Nigeria a country of concern under the 1998 International Religious Freedom Act.
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Day in Photos: Novi Sad Anniversary, Digital ID Protest, and Penny-Farthing Race
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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China ‘Made a Real Mistake’ With Rare Earth Threats: Bessent
The Treasury chief said Beijing’s export controls have alerted trading partners to the dangers of relying on China for critical minerals.
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Gabbard Says Trump Has Ended America’s Era of ‘Regime Change’
Speaking at a Bahrain security summit, Gabbard said past U.S. interventions wasted money and created more enemies than allies.
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Day in Photos: US Government Shutdown Continues, APEC in South Korea, and Pelicans in India
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Taiwan Puts American-Made Abrams Tanks Into Service, Vows to Defend Sovereignty
The move is a key step in Taiwan’s military modernization, with the president urging troops to train for asymmetric warfare to deter Chinese aggression.
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Poland, Hungary, Slovakia Continue Ukrainian Imports Ban in Defiance of EU
The move by the three countries comes amid a new trade agreement between the EU and Kyiv.
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Australia’s Anti-Slavery Commissioner Says Trump ‘Most Effective’ Dealing With Forced Labour
Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.
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Day in Photos: Flooding in Vietnam, Stalin Victims Memorial, and Hospital Closure
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Hegseth: Dealing with China’s Military Buildup Urgent While Time Remains
‘China’s unprecedented military buildup and its aggressive military actions speak for themselves,’ the Secretary of War said.
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China Agrees to Buy 25 Million Metric Tons of US Soybeans per Year, Bessent Says
The soybean purchases are part of a broader deal that includes new accords on agricultural products, energy, and critical minerals.
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US, Russia Discussing Denuclearization, Trump Says
Trump revealed ongoing discussions with Moscow over potential nuclear arms reductions as Washington moves to restart nuclear weapons testing.
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Hegseth Says US Strikes Another Drug Boat in the Pacific
The latest strike announced by the administration in the Pacific comes amid a larger push to crack down on drug trafficking in the region.
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Lawmakers Criticize Pentagon’s Move to Cut US Troop Rotation Through Eastern Europe
The U.S. Army’s European component said the canceled troop rotation reflects ‘increased European capability and responsibility’ on NATO’s eastern flank.
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Day in Photos: Hurricane in Jamaica, Elections in the Netherlands, and Pumpkins for Meerkats
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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US Will Cut Troop Levels on NATO’s Eastern Flank, Romania Says
The move affects U.S. brigade elements stationed across several NATO countries, including in Romania.
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