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Last year, a think tank advised the United States to ban Chinese lidar from critical and defense sectors because the technology could impact national security.

Exercise involving US bombers and Japanese fighters follows close encounters with Chinese aircraft and renewed alliance talks on deterrence.

Human rights are ‘non-negotiable,’ says Rep. Young Kim (R-Calif.).

The government will allow Hanwha to increase its shareholding in Austal, the nation’s sovereign shipbuilder, from 9.9 percent to 19.9 percent.

Immersion language programmes aim to help learners to acquire the language naturally, much like how they would learn their first language.

Beijing’s intensifying military and economic pressure against Tokyo is seen as a strategy to mask deepening domestic instability and social unrest.

Congress wants the Pentagon to phase out the use of Chinese computers, investigate TP-Link, and hold China to account over the fentanyl crisis.

Threat detection systems ‘play an essential role in ensuring that Europe is open, yet secure,’ the bloc’s antitrust chief said.

Experts and lawmakers discussed how China’s takeover of the auto industry could threaten America’s economy and national security.

Trump’s announcement drew criticism from lawmakers as AI competition heats up between the U.S. and China.

The new tariffs will take effect next year and apply to countries that don’t have a free-trade agreement with Mexico.

The International Monetary Fund called for policy shifts to counter weak domestic demand, deflationary pressures, and high debt levels.

The defense argued that the government failed to provide evidence of a clear quid pro quo agreement between Sun and Chinese Communist Party officials.

‘If China were to open its capital markets more, there would actually be downward pressure on the exchange rate,’ said economist Kenneth Rogoff.

Paul Johnstone, security and intelligence expert, says Beijing’s hold over the Solomons is tight, but reveals locals are far from happy.

Ongoing arrests and opaque trials highlight Beijing’s heightened control over activists, religious groups, and political expression.

Japan scrambles fighter jets after more than 10 Chinese and Russian warplanes flew near its islands.

Global demand for weapons is booming, but China’s big defense companies are losing revenue as purges, budget strains, and weak exports hit key programs.

Two targeted companies have been accused by U.S. authorities of carrying out malicious cyber activity on behalf of the CCP.

Last year, a think tank advised the United States to ban Chinese lidar from critical and defense sectors because the technology could impact national security.

Exercise involving US bombers and Japanese fighters follows close encounters with Chinese aircraft and renewed alliance talks on deterrence.

Human rights are ‘non-negotiable,’ says Rep. Young Kim (R-Calif.).

The government will allow Hanwha to increase its shareholding in Austal, the nation’s sovereign shipbuilder, from 9.9 percent to 19.9 percent.

Immersion language programmes aim to help learners to acquire the language naturally, much like how they would learn their first language.

Beijing’s intensifying military and economic pressure against Tokyo is seen as a strategy to mask deepening domestic instability and social unrest.

Congress wants the Pentagon to phase out the use of Chinese computers, investigate TP-Link, and hold China to account over the fentanyl crisis.

Threat detection systems ‘play an essential role in ensuring that Europe is open, yet secure,’ the bloc’s antitrust chief said.

Experts and lawmakers discussed how China’s takeover of the auto industry could threaten America’s economy and national security.

Trump’s announcement drew criticism from lawmakers as AI competition heats up between the U.S. and China.

The new tariffs will take effect next year and apply to countries that don’t have a free-trade agreement with Mexico.

The International Monetary Fund called for policy shifts to counter weak domestic demand, deflationary pressures, and high debt levels.

The defense argued that the government failed to provide evidence of a clear quid pro quo agreement between Sun and Chinese Communist Party officials.

‘If China were to open its capital markets more, there would actually be downward pressure on the exchange rate,’ said economist Kenneth Rogoff.

Paul Johnstone, security and intelligence expert, says Beijing’s hold over the Solomons is tight, but reveals locals are far from happy.

Ongoing arrests and opaque trials highlight Beijing’s heightened control over activists, religious groups, and political expression.

Japan scrambles fighter jets after more than 10 Chinese and Russian warplanes flew near its islands.

Global demand for weapons is booming, but China’s big defense companies are losing revenue as purges, budget strains, and weak exports hit key programs.

Two targeted companies have been accused by U.S. authorities of carrying out malicious cyber activity on behalf of the CCP.