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Taiwan’s New Crisis Handbook Tells Civilians How to Respond to Chinese Attack
It warns that hostile troops may disguise themselves as friendly forces, and that any claims of the government surrendering are to be regarded as fake news.
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Commission Makes Sweeping Recommendations to Counter Beijing’s Aggressive Tactics
The commissioners said it is a matter of whether the United States can move fast enough to reduce dependencies on China.
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US Marines Conduct Drills in Trinidad and Tobago as Tensions Rise With Neighboring Venezuela
The joint drills between the U.S. Marines and members of the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force are set to run until Nov. 21.
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European Banks Face Unprecedentedly High Shock Risk: ECB
Europe’s central bank said geopolitical tensions and technological disruptions were among factors exacerbating structural vulnerabilities.
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Poland Suspects 2 Ukrainians Working for Russia of Being Involved in Railway Sabotage
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said these incidents ‘were intentional’ and that the aim of the perpetrators ‘was to cause a railway disaster.’
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Websites Back Online as Cloudflare Says Problem Fixed
While the issue has been fixed, some people may still be experiencing problems logging in to or using Cloudflare services.
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North Korean Media Says US-South Korea Submarine Deal Will Spark ‘Hot Arms Race’
Pyongyang’s claim follows the publication of the details of the agreement struck between Seoul and Washington last week.
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Chile’s Presidential Election Highlights Shift in Nation’s Power Dynamics
A conservative and a communist candidate will face off in a December runoff vote amid economic challenges and a migration crisis.
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Visa Restrictions Imposed on Nicaraguans Accused of Facilitating Illegal Immigration to US
The TPS for Nicaragua expired on Sept. 8, affecting around 4,000 Nicaraguans who were required to leave the United States as of that date.
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EU Opens Cloud Antitrust Probes Into Amazon, Microsoft Under Digital Markets Act
If Amazon or Microsoft is designated as a gatekeeper for cloud computing, it will have six months to comply with DMA rules.
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Zelenskyy Plans Turkey Trip in Attempt to Revive Russia–Ukraine Peace Talks
Zelenskyy said the aim was ’to reinvigorate negotiations, and we have developed solutions that we will propose to our partners.’
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Saudi Crown Prince Pledges $1 Trillion Investment in US During Meeting With Trump
The visit follows the president’s announcement that he plans to approve the sale of F-35 stealth jets to Saudi Arabia.
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Taiwan’s New Crisis Handbook Tells Civilians How to Respond to Chinese Attack
It warns that hostile troops may disguise themselves as friendly forces, and that any claims of the government surrendering are to be regarded as fake news.
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Commission Makes Sweeping Recommendations to Counter Beijing’s Aggressive Tactics
The commissioners said it is a matter of whether the United States can move fast enough to reduce dependencies on China.
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US Marines Conduct Drills in Trinidad and Tobago as Tensions Rise With Neighboring Venezuela
The joint drills between the U.S. Marines and members of the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force are set to run until Nov. 21.
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European Banks Face Unprecedentedly High Shock Risk: ECB
Europe’s central bank said geopolitical tensions and technological disruptions were among factors exacerbating structural vulnerabilities.
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Poland Suspects 2 Ukrainians Working for Russia of Being Involved in Railway Sabotage
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said these incidents ‘were intentional’ and that the aim of the perpetrators ‘was to cause a railway disaster.’
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Websites Back Online as Cloudflare Says Problem Fixed
While the issue has been fixed, some people may still be experiencing problems logging in to or using Cloudflare services.
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North Korean Media Says US-South Korea Submarine Deal Will Spark ‘Hot Arms Race’
Pyongyang’s claim follows the publication of the details of the agreement struck between Seoul and Washington last week.
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Chile’s Presidential Election Highlights Shift in Nation’s Power Dynamics
A conservative and a communist candidate will face off in a December runoff vote amid economic challenges and a migration crisis.
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Visa Restrictions Imposed on Nicaraguans Accused of Facilitating Illegal Immigration to US
The TPS for Nicaragua expired on Sept. 8, affecting around 4,000 Nicaraguans who were required to leave the United States as of that date.
|
EU Opens Cloud Antitrust Probes Into Amazon, Microsoft Under Digital Markets Act
If Amazon or Microsoft is designated as a gatekeeper for cloud computing, it will have six months to comply with DMA rules.
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Zelenskyy Plans Turkey Trip in Attempt to Revive Russia–Ukraine Peace Talks
Zelenskyy said the aim was ’to reinvigorate negotiations, and we have developed solutions that we will propose to our partners.’
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Saudi Crown Prince Pledges $1 Trillion Investment in US During Meeting With Trump
The visit follows the president’s announcement that he plans to approve the sale of F-35 stealth jets to Saudi Arabia.
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