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US, DPP warned as military aircraft lands in Taipei

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gt The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) can expel, fire warning shots or even shoot down foreign military aircraft that trespass upon China's airspace, Chinese military observers warned →

US Dems, GOP in vote fight

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gt US Democrats and Republicans are in a knockdown, drawn-out fight over voting laws - one the White House said is a major priority for US President Joe Biden. On Tuesday, Biden spoke in the US city →

Panel probing US Capitol riot announces debut hearing

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gt The congressional select committee investigating the US Capitol insurrection announced Wednesday it will hold its first hearing later in July to hear from police who clashed with rioters and →

China's GDP expands 7.9% in Q2, facing downward pressure in H2

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gt China's GDP expanded 7.9 percent year-over-year in the second quarter of 2021, continuing a streak of robust growth mainly thanks to the government's successful containment of the COVID-19 →

Double Ally: How Seoul Stays Friendly With Both Washington and Moscow

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carnegie Fyodor Tertitsky The U.S.-Russia standoff has escalated so much in recent years that other countries find it almost impossible to maintain good relations with both Washington and Moscow. →

Chinese FM Wang Yi urges Taliban to make a clean break with all terrorist forces

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gt Taliban, as a major military force in Afghanistan, should realize the responsibilities it bears for the nation, make a clean break with all terrorist forces and return to the mainstream of Afghan →

Can the Russia-India Friendship Survive in the New Bipolar World?

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carnegie Alexei Zakharov Russia and India’s divergence toward the two global centers of power—China and the United States—is gradually burning the bridges of Russian-Indian friendship. In this era of →

How big a security threat does China face as Taliban draws closer to border with Xinjiang?

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gt There are increasing concerns that Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is facing a resurgence of terrorism infiltrating through the Wakhan corridor, on the Afghanistan border, after →

The Road to Peace in Venezuela Goes Through Havana

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ni by William M. LeoGrande Recent developments may portend an exit from Venezuela’s political stalemate and humanitarian disaster, but to navigate the difficult path ahead the Biden administration is →

The U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan Creates Uncertainty for Russia

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ni by Mark Episkopos President Joe Biden's announcement that the U.S. military mission in Afghanistan will end on August 31 prompted mixed reactions in Washington, drawing open criticism from →

US, allies have responsibility to explain their failure to Afghan people: Hamid Karzai

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Donald Trump Is Going to War With Social Media Giants

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ni by Stephen Silver Here's What You Need to Know: Internet and First Amendment experts have expressed deep skepticism about the Trump lawsuits. Shortly after the riot at the U.S. Capitol on January →

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