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US And Allies Raise Alarm Over China's Support For Russia's Military
US Ally Urges EU To 'Reconsider' Tariffs On Chinese EVs: 'We Don't Need Another War'
US And China Join 90 Countries In South Korea For Global Summit On Responsible AI Use In Military
US Ally Urges EU To 'Reconsider' Tariffs On Chinese EVs: 'We Don't Need Another War'
US And China Join 90 Countries In South Korea For Global Summit On Responsible AI Use In Military
China Says It Will Discuss Taiwan, Tariffs And More With Biden's Top Advisor During Historic Beijing Visit
China Slams US For Including Chinese Firms In Export Control List: 'Undermines The International Trade Order And Rules'

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Russia Launches Alleged Space Weapon: What You Need To Know About The US Response
U.S.-Russia tensions rise as Russia launches suspected counterspace weapon against U.S. satellite. U.S. monitoring and assessing the situation.
Elon Musk-Led Tesla's Home Of Austin Is America's Fastest-Growing City For Millionaires, But China's Silicon Valley Proves More Prosperous For Ultra-Rich
The United States maintains its position as the world’s wealthiest country, boasting the highest number of cities with a significant population of resident millionaires, according to a recent report. Howev
US Faces Mounting Plastic Waste Challenge With Limited Recycling Solutions After China's 2018 Import Ban: Report
Palestine President Slams US After Washington Vetoes Bid For Full UN Membership: 'Unfair, Unethical And Unjustified'
Robert Wood, Deputy U.S. Ambassador to the UN, explained that the veto "does not reflect opposition to Palestinian statehood."
Cannabis Consumption, Legal Or Not In Your State: Everyone Seems To Be Consuming At Equal Rates, New Gallup Poll Finds
Approximately one in 10 American adults report frequent marijuana use regardless of whether they live in a legal or non-legal state.
Lockheed Martin Wins $17B Contract To Shield US From North Korea, Iran Missile Threats
This contract is a significant win for Lockheed Martin following the U.S. government's decision to reduce F-35 jet orders and the cancellation of a helicopter project that Lockheed had been involved in.
Biden-Kishida Set To Discuss North Korea, China Threats During US-Japan Summit
This trip marks Prime Minister Kishida's first official visit to Washington, the first by a Japanese prime minister since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit in 2015.
Russia And NATO Are Now In 'Direct Confrontation,' Says Kremlin As US-Led Alliance Celebrates 75th Anniversary
Putin has previously stated that a direct conflict between Russia and NATO would bring the planet to the brink of World War Three.
Russia And NATO Are Now In 'Direct Confrontation,' Says Kremlin
Putin has previously stated that a direct conflict between Russia and NATO would bring the planet to the brink of World War Three.
China Outranks US As Preferred Ally In Southeast Asia: Survey
The report suggests that the intensifying rivalry between China and the U.S. has sparked concerns about the U.S.'s expanding strategic and political influence, leading to a decline in confidence in the U.S.
Taiwan's Navy Leader To Visit US Next Week To Work Closely On Naval Matters As China's Threat Looms
Despite a strong bond, the U.S. and Taiwan maintain unofficial ties due to Washington's formal recognition of China, not Taiwan. Taiwan, on the other hand, disputes China's territorial claim.
Kim Jong Un's North Korea Advances Hypersonic Missile Capabilities, Posing New Threats To US Territory Of Guam
Experts point out that the intermediate-range missiles North Korea is focusing on are designed to target the U.S. territory of Guam, which hosts significant American military bases.
Kim Jong Un Selling Arms To Russia Is 'China's Problem' As Well, Says US Official
A U.S. senior official for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, emphasized that China should be alarmed by North Korea's deepening ties with Russia.
Key Taiwan Ally In Central America Eyes Formal Trade Ties With China, Says Not 'An Ambush' Against US Or Taipei
Despite the potential shift in trade relations, Taiwan has asserted its commitment to deepening cooperation with Guatemala.
Experts Believe US Military Intervention In Taiwan Could Be Triggered By Lesser Actions Than Full Invasion: Report
The report, released on Jan. 22, is based on a survey of 52 U.S. experts, including academics, former U.S. government officials, and think tank experts who have testified in Congress.
US Sounds Alarm On Iran Aiding Houthi Rebels With Sophisticated Weaponry In Yemen
This assistance is significantly enhancing the rebels' ability to disrupt international commerce and attack merchant vessels, despite ongoing U.S.-led airstrikes.
A Chinese Spy Agency Is Reportedly Using AI To Challenge CIA
MSS, China's spy agency, is using AI to challenge the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and track spies from the U.S. and other countries.
FBI Expresses Concerns Over China's Potential Misuse Of AI for Espionage
Kim Jong Un And Joe Biden's Ambassadors Engage In Rare Public Spat At UN Security Council Meeting
This public argument comes in the wake of North Korea's inaugural spy satellite launch and the subsequent escalation in tensions.
Kim Jong Un's North Korea Expresses Disapproval Over Possible US Missile Sales To Japan, South Korea: 'Would Have To Pay For The Security Crisis'
It has labeled the possible arms sale as a serious threat to regional peace and stability, and an instigator of a new arms race.
US Military Equipment Left In Afghanistan Now In Militant Hands, Claims Pakistan PM
Beware Of Anti-LGBTQ Laws In The US — Warns Canada Travel Advisory: 'There Are Particular Dangers To Particular Groups'
Crypto May Exacerbate Financial Crises In Emerging Economies: BIS Warns Of 'Illusory Appeal'
Emerging economies face heightened financial risks due to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ether (CRYPTO: ETH), according to a study by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS),