Biden Announces Nearly $2.5 Billion in Additional Security Aid to Ukraine
U.S. President Joe Biden announces nearly $2.5 billion in additional security assistance for Ukraine, reinforcing support amid regional tensions.
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China Criticizes U.S. Reports Recognizing Disputed Zangnan Region as Indian Territory
China objects to U.S. reports recognizing Zangnan as Indian territory. The Chinese Ministry of National Defense emphasizes that Zangnan has been part of Chinese territory since ancient times.
U.S. Tightens Data Transfer Rules: Balancing Security and Global Data Flow
The U.S. has issued new restrictions on transferring American personal data to countries like China and Russia, stirring debate over national security and global data flow in the digital age.
UN Votes 187-2 to Condemn US Embargo on Cuba
UN General Assembly votes 187-2 to condemn the US economic embargo on Cuba, marking the 31st consecutive year of international calls for its end.
America’s Economy: The Boiling Frog of Gradual Interventions
Gradual, industry-specific interventions in the U.S. economy are quietly undermining growth, much like a frog slowly boiling without noticing the rising heat. This article explores the hidden costs of these policies.
China’s Cooperative Diplomacy Gains Ground in the Middle East
As tensions rise in the Middle East, China’s cooperative approach contrasts with U.S. policies, offering a new path for regional stability and development.
Escalating Israel-Palestine Conflict Highlights Flaws in US Middle East Policy
The recent surge in violence between Israel and Palestine exposes the shortcomings of US policies in addressing the political aspirations of the Palestinian people.