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Lebanon Ceasefire Confusion Tests US Approach To Israel, Again
The US and its allies shared a brief moment of optimism on Wednesday as they unveiled a three-week ceasefire proposal to halt the violence between Israel and Hezbollah.
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Kamala Harris' Vice Presidential Pick's History With China May Prove Awkward
Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz has connections to China dating back decades that could help inform Kamala Harris's approach to the world's second-biggest economy.
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Joe Biden Retaliates Against Iran With Room For De-Escalation
US strikes on Iran's militias and proxy forces fulfilled President Joe Biden's promise to retaliate for the deaths of three US soldiers yet left room for both sides to back away from a high-risk confrontation.
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"Not Relevant": US On Hindenburg Allegations Against Adani Group
The US government concluded that short-seller Hindenburg Research's allegations of corporate fraud against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani weren't relevant before extending his conglomerate as much as $553 million for container terminal in Sri Lanka
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US Invests $553 Million In Adani Port In Sri Lanka To Curb China's Influence
The US will provide $553 million in financing for a port terminal in Sri Lanka's capital being developed by billionaire Gautam Adani, as New Delhi and Washington look to curtail China's influence in South Asia.
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US's Israel Balancing Act Gets Harder as Gaza Offensive Grows
After internet and mobile phone service abruptly disappeared in the Gaza Strip on Friday, US officials gave Israel a quiet but clear message: Get the networks up and running again.
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"If US Continues What It Has Been Doing...": Iran's Warning Over Gaza War
Iran's foreign minister warned that new fronts would open against the US if it keeps up unequivocal support for Israel, escalating a rhetorical back-and-forth that has stoked fears the Israeli conflict with Hamas will spread into a wider regional war
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The Key Nuclear Secrets Trump Allegedly Leaked
Former President Donald Trump has repeatedly been accused of leaking US secrets, but the latest allegations against him involve key details about some of the most sensitive weapons in the US nuclear arsenal.
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Biden Manoeuvers Around Another China Spy Row To Improve Ties
On June 16, the same day Antony Blinken was set to fly to Beijing for meetings with senior Chinese officials, the State Department he oversees reported anomalous activity to Microsoft that the tech firm later blamed on China-based hackers.
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"He Did Hell Of A Job": Biden On Antony Blinken's High-Stakes China Trip
Secretary of State Antony Blinken got a muted reception when he arrived in Beijing: a lone Foreign Ministry official there to meet him and no red carpet.
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US Fears A War-Weary World May Embrace China's Ukraine Peace Bid
Xi Jinping's meetings in Moscow with Vladimir Putin put the Biden administration in an uncomfortable position: on the sidelines as two adversaries discuss a Ukraine peace proposal that the US has deemed unacceptable.
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"China Covid Outbreak Toll Of Concern To Rest of The World": US
The US is concerned China's runaway Covid-19 outbreak might spawn new mutations of the virus, as the world's most populous country continues to grapple with the impact of loosening "Covid Zero" protocols that had kept the pandemic at bay.
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"We're Open for Business'': CIA Aims To Recruit Spies Among Russians Opposed To Ukraine War
David Marlowe, the agency's deputy director of operations, told an academic audience that the invasion of Ukraine has been a massive failure for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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US Blasts China's Support For Russia, Pledges To Help India
A senior U.S. diplomat again warned China of sanctions if it offers "material support" for Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine, while also pledging to help India end its dependence on Russian weapons.
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A 'Covid' Birthday Party, 13 Ministers And Growing Anger In Hong Kong
One day in quarantine was all it took for pro-China lawmaker Junius Ho to condemn the harsh, knee-jerk pandemic restrictions his government has imposed on Hong Kong citizens for nearly two years.
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Lebanon Ceasefire Confusion Tests US Approach To Israel, Again
The US and its allies shared a brief moment of optimism on Wednesday as they unveiled a three-week ceasefire proposal to halt the violence between Israel and Hezbollah.
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Kamala Harris' Vice Presidential Pick's History With China May Prove Awkward
Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz has connections to China dating back decades that could help inform Kamala Harris's approach to the world's second-biggest economy.
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Joe Biden Retaliates Against Iran With Room For De-Escalation
US strikes on Iran's militias and proxy forces fulfilled President Joe Biden's promise to retaliate for the deaths of three US soldiers yet left room for both sides to back away from a high-risk confrontation.
-
"Not Relevant": US On Hindenburg Allegations Against Adani Group
The US government concluded that short-seller Hindenburg Research's allegations of corporate fraud against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani weren't relevant before extending his conglomerate as much as $553 million for container terminal in Sri Lanka
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US Invests $553 Million In Adani Port In Sri Lanka To Curb China's Influence
The US will provide $553 million in financing for a port terminal in Sri Lanka's capital being developed by billionaire Gautam Adani, as New Delhi and Washington look to curtail China's influence in South Asia.
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US's Israel Balancing Act Gets Harder as Gaza Offensive Grows
After internet and mobile phone service abruptly disappeared in the Gaza Strip on Friday, US officials gave Israel a quiet but clear message: Get the networks up and running again.
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"If US Continues What It Has Been Doing...": Iran's Warning Over Gaza War
Iran's foreign minister warned that new fronts would open against the US if it keeps up unequivocal support for Israel, escalating a rhetorical back-and-forth that has stoked fears the Israeli conflict with Hamas will spread into a wider regional war
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The Key Nuclear Secrets Trump Allegedly Leaked
Former President Donald Trump has repeatedly been accused of leaking US secrets, but the latest allegations against him involve key details about some of the most sensitive weapons in the US nuclear arsenal.
-
Biden Manoeuvers Around Another China Spy Row To Improve Ties
On June 16, the same day Antony Blinken was set to fly to Beijing for meetings with senior Chinese officials, the State Department he oversees reported anomalous activity to Microsoft that the tech firm later blamed on China-based hackers.
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"He Did Hell Of A Job": Biden On Antony Blinken's High-Stakes China Trip
Secretary of State Antony Blinken got a muted reception when he arrived in Beijing: a lone Foreign Ministry official there to meet him and no red carpet.
-
US Fears A War-Weary World May Embrace China's Ukraine Peace Bid
Xi Jinping's meetings in Moscow with Vladimir Putin put the Biden administration in an uncomfortable position: on the sidelines as two adversaries discuss a Ukraine peace proposal that the US has deemed unacceptable.
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"China Covid Outbreak Toll Of Concern To Rest of The World": US
The US is concerned China's runaway Covid-19 outbreak might spawn new mutations of the virus, as the world's most populous country continues to grapple with the impact of loosening "Covid Zero" protocols that had kept the pandemic at bay.
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"We're Open for Business'': CIA Aims To Recruit Spies Among Russians Opposed To Ukraine War
David Marlowe, the agency's deputy director of operations, told an academic audience that the invasion of Ukraine has been a massive failure for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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US Blasts China's Support For Russia, Pledges To Help India
A senior U.S. diplomat again warned China of sanctions if it offers "material support" for Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine, while also pledging to help India end its dependence on Russian weapons.
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A 'Covid' Birthday Party, 13 Ministers And Growing Anger In Hong Kong
One day in quarantine was all it took for pro-China lawmaker Junius Ho to condemn the harsh, knee-jerk pandemic restrictions his government has imposed on Hong Kong citizens for nearly two years.
