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Rubio Lands in India as Quad Summit Looms Amid Effort to Repair Bilateral Ties

New Delhi-U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in India on Saturday for a four-day visit that will culminate in

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U.S. Freezes Taiwan Arms Transfers as Iran Campaign Drains Munitions

Washington-The United States has temporarily paused arms sales to Taiwan to ensure adequate munitions supplies for ongoing military operations against

Trump Escalates Cuba Pressure as Rubio Questions Diplomatic Path

Washington-U.S. President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday intensified pressure on Cuba, raising the possibility of

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Sharif Heads to Beijing as China, Pakistan Push Middle East Mediation

Beijing-Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will visit China from May 23 to 26 for talks with Chinese leaders, Beijing said

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China Rebukes US Over Cuba Charges Against Raul Castro

Beijing-China on Thursday urged the United States to stop using sanctions and legal pressure against Cuba after Washington indicted former

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Lai Signals Readiness for Historic Trump Call Amid Taiwan Tensions

Washington-Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Thursday he would be “happy” to speak with U.S. President Donald Trump, after Trump

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Taiwan’s Lai Says He Would Tell Trump China Is Destabilizing Indo-Pacific Region

Taipei-Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te said on Wednesday that if he were to speak with US President Donald Trump, he would

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Wale Signals Policy Shift as Solomon Islands Elevates China Critics

Honiara— The new government of Solomon Islands appointed prominent critics of Beijing to senior cabinet positions and reinstated a ban

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Hong Kong Security Trial Tests Limits of Tiananmen Vigil Legacy

Hong Kong-Final arguments began on Monday in the national security trial of two veteran Hong Kong pro-democracy figures accused of

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Inside China’s ‘White Monkey’ Economy as Foreign Faces Become a Commercial Commodity

“With so many internationally dominant Chinese brands now, it feels like the need for this has expired.” Foreigners posing as