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US Considering Sanctions on Chinese Banks for Russia Dealings, But No Concrete Plans Yet

The U.S. government has been drafting sanctions on a number of mainland Chinese banks in retaliation for the communist state's commercial support of the Russian military industry, as reported by

Taiwan to Remove Statues of Nationalist Chinese Leader Chiang Kai-shek

The current government of Taiwan announced a drive to remove 760 statues of Chiang Kai-shek, the military leader who ruled the Republic of China (ROC) on the mainland and then
Biden Signs Law Granting Massive $95 Billion Foreign Aid Package, Passes TikTok Bill
China’s Overseas Product Dumping: Addressing Unfair Competition Caused by Systemic Differences
South Korea’s President Yoon and Ruling Party Suffer Legislative Election Loss in Setback for Anti-Communist Politics
TikTok Surges in Vietnam Despite Increased Regulatory Pressures
US and Japan Forge Deeper Alliance to Counter China, Strengthen Economic Ties
US Puts Pressure on China as Ukraine War Escalates
Hong Kong Population Falls as Professionals Escape China’s National Security Law
More than a year after Hong Kong imposed the National Security Law (NSL), the city continues to see an...
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China Suspended Operation of a Japanese-themed Complex Just 2 Weeks After It Opened
A Japanese-themed cultural and residential project, that recently opened in the city of Dalian in northeast...
Japan has reported two deaths after individuals were injected with contaminated COVID-19 vaccines.
Two Japanese Citizens Die After Taking Contaminated Moderna Jabs
Japan’s health ministry announced that two citizens had died within days of receiving the second shot...
Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Australian Federal Police (AFP) Commissioner Reece Kershaw speak to the media flanked by FBI Legal Attaché U.S. Embassy Anthony Russo (L) and Minister for Home Affairs Karen Andrews on June 8, 2021 in Sydney, Australia. The Morrison administration passed new legislation on Aug. 25 giving the AFP and the Australian Criminal intelligence Commission sweeping powers to surveil and crackdown against online activity considered an “offense.”
Australia Gives Federal Police, Intelligence, Broad Online Surveillance Powers
The Australian federal government has given its law enforcement and intelligence community sweeping powers...
Japan’s Defense Ministry Seeks an Additional 50 Billion in Spending to Counter China
On Tuesday, August 31, Japan’s Defense Ministry asked for a 2.6 percent increase in its defense budget...
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Clock Running Out on Evacuations from Afghanistan: Japan Struggles to Airlift Nationals, Brings Afghans
As the clock runs out in Afghanistan, Japan’s Self-Defense Force planes are waiting nearby in a secure...
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British Ships Detect Noisy Chinese Nuclear Subs, Global Times Claims Reveal Was ‘Intentional’
Frigates escorting British aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth on Aug. 9 detected a pair of Chinese...
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Biden Says US Committed to Taiwan’s Defense, Pentagon Appoints Taiwan-born Undersecretary
Speaking with ABC News on Aug. 18, U.S. President Joe Biden mentioned Taiwan and other American allies...
Washington reportedly is unsure how many Americans are trapped in Afghanistan and need to be evacuated.
Washington Clueless to the Exact Number of Americans Stranded in Afghanistan
As Americans scramble to escape Afghanistan, Washington is apparently unsure exactly how many U.S. citizens...