More Chinese and Russians are attempting to breach U.S. military bases in a concerning trend.
A delegation of U.S. lawmakers is in Taiwan. They say U.S. weapons are on the way, and that the United States supports Taiwan’s new president.
China, Japan, and South Korea are restarting trade talks with the Chinese premier. They’re calling it a “new beginning.” What does it mean for the United States, as Washington sends tariffs soaring on Chinese exports?
Another door could be closing for China. Italy is calling on the EU to follow Washington’s new tariff hike on China in order to protect the bloc’s industries.
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