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US sees Chinese invasion of Taiwan unlikely next year despite 2027 timeline, sources sayUS officials believe a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan before 2028 is increasingly improbable despite Chinese President Xi Jinping's direction t...- Charting the global economy: Fed officials raise interest ratesThat marks the shortest interval between such moves since 1990, when the central bank’s rapid policy tightening played a key role in bursti...
- Tech companies look to Argentina's windswept Patagonia to build massive data centersAs tech giants known as hyperscalers race worldwide to build server farms and run into roadblocks amid anti-data-center campaigns, projects...
- US looks to revive Ukraine peace efforts in Rubio-Lavrov meetingSecretary Rubio will meet Lavrov in Manila to discuss ending the Ukraine war. He also plans to explore other areas of potential cooperation...
- China bans dual-use item exports to seven European entities over Taiwan arms salesThe entities, including German defence electronics firm Hensoldt AG and Belgian-based defence and sporting arms manufacturer FN Browning, h...
- TSMC to invest $100 billion in the US – What’s driving this massive move and how will it reshape the chip industry?TSMC is making a bold move with a $100 billion investment in advanced manufacturing in the US, aiming to expand its semiconductor productio...
- China says it takes 'necessary measures' to defend sovereignty over TaiwanTaiwan reported a surge in Chinese military activity near the island, including the largest naval fleet deployment in nearly three decades....
- From Taiwan to trade, China braces for more rivalry as Trump claims victoryChina is gearing up for continued rivalry with the US under a second Trump administration. Experts predict more trade tensions and a potent...
- Chinese blockade would be act of war: TaiwanTaiwan's Defence Minister Wellington Koo has warned that a real Chinese blockade of Taiwan would be an act of war. This would have serious ...
- Why is China so annoyed over Modi's reply on X?Modi's reply to Taiwan President's congratulatory message has sparked controversy, leading to China's strong protest. China has urged India...
- China may disrupt elections in India using AI, warns MicrosoftMicrosoft warns of China's potential use of AI to disrupt elections in India, the US, and South Korea. Despite low current impact, China's ...
- China sanctions 5 US defence companies in response to US sanctions and arms sales to TaiwanChinese Foreign Ministry did not specify which arms deal or which U.S. sanctions China was responding to, though spokesperson Wang Wenbin h...
- China attack on Taiwan would hit global trade more than Ukraine war, says TaiwanJohn Deng said that, were China to attack Taiwan, the potential disruptions could be worse, citing the world's reliance on Taiwan for chips...
- In New Year's speech, Taiwan president warns China against 'military adventurism'China claims democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory and has increased military and diplomatic pressure in the past two years t...
- China warns Taiwan firms against 'backing independence'China has warned Taiwanese firms against supporting the island's independence, hours after state media said a Taiwanese conglomerate was fi...
- Taiwan scrambles jets as Chinese air force flies round islandChina has been flying what it calls "island encirclement" drills on-off since 2016 when Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen first took office. Be...
- PLA photo of its plane flying over Taiwan sets off concernsIt said the PLA Air Force published the photo on its Sina Weibo account, showing an Xian H-6K bomber flying above the clouds with two mount...
- China opposed to Taiwan's secession: Official"Taiwan independence in any form was a flagrant provocation and would sabotage cross-Strait peace and stability," An Fengshan, spokesman fo...
- Chinese banks offer 19 bn dollars to Taiwanese firms: reportChinese banks will offer nearly 19 billion dollars in financing to Taiwanese-funded firms on the mainland in another sign of warming ties b...
- Taiwanese firms get $21bn for helping China build bridgesThe Chinese government is offering $19 billion as a "thank you" gesture towards Taiwanese companies operating in mainland China, who have p...
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