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As Beijing tries to enlist the “whole of society” to guard against foreign enemies, the line between vigilance and paranoia fades.
and looked back on the profound friendship between the American general and the Chinese people. When receiving an interview with People's Daily, Susan Cole noted that people-to-people activities ...
and looked back on the profound friendship between the American general and the Chinese people. When receiving an interview with People's Daily, Susan Cole noted that people-to-people activities ...
The Chinese nationals, who identified as tourists, managed to enter critical U.S. facilities, including a rocket launch site and a missile range.
Hollywood’s ties to the military stretch back decades. During World War II, Hollywood created movies to aid the war effort, and entire offices of the War Department were devoted to filmmaking. Amid the country’s panic after Pearl Harbor, feature films depicting American soldiers gave the nation confidence in the fight against fascism.
The Indian American’s campaign said that currently the US embraces ... and cyber defenses,” Ramaswamy said. “This is how we can stop Chinese aggression and advance vital long-run US interests while ...
Washington has tracked about 100 incidents involving Chinese nationals trying to access U.S. military and other installations.
If US motivation to maintain leadership in the region is waning, Australia will have made a historic mistake by putting it at the centre of its security strategy
Australia has made its big bet on the US based on the key assumption that Asia really matters to Washington. Australia is placing a lot of chips on the red, white and blue, so we had better be sure that this assumption holds up. Does it?
Some who question American staying power in Asia argue that the US simply isn’t strong enough to maintain its leadership – it is too politically dysfunctional, racially divided and economically unequal. We shouldn’t dismiss such concerns, especially the increasingly realistic fear that the next US president will be a Republican who is deeply antagonistic towards the US’s alliance arrangements. The Washington foreign policy establishment withstood one such presidency, it may not survive another.
US and Chinese military strategists are realizing that the ability to control the air at "all times over all areas" may be a thing of the past.
Energy bill amendment requires large solar energy projects to prove supply chain free of slave labour
The UK risks becoming a dumping ground for the products of forced labour from Xinjiang province in China if it rejects reforms proposed by members of the foreign affairs select committee with cross-party support, ministers have been warned.
An amendment to the energy bill, due to be debated on Tuesday, would require solar energy companies to prove that their supply chains are free of slave labour. The Xinjiang region is the source of 35%-40% of the world’s solar-grade polysilicon, the key raw material in the solar photovoltaic supply chain.
Raimondo, who is the first US commerce secretary to visit China in years, spent her time trying to restore communication with her Chinese counterparts. While speaking at an American Chamber of ...
US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said there are “legitimate concerns” with Chinese investments in the US as it relates to national security.
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