China Backs Cuba’s Sovereignty Amid Growing U.S. Pressure

Dave Chamberlain, Mexico City China has expressed support for Cuba’s sovereignty after the US labeled the island’s socialist government a security threat.Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with his Cuban counterpart, Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, in Beijing on Thursday.“China firmly supports Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and security, opposes unwarranted interference by external forces, and…

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President Lai Outlines Strengthened Taiwan-US Economic Cooperation

Richard Saunders, Associate Editor President William Lai announced a comprehensive roadmap for expanded economic ties between Taiwan and the United States, highlighting three core pillars: economic security, innovation, and future prosperity. Lai’s remarks follow the conclusion of the sixth US-Taiwan Economic Prosperity Partnership Dialogue (EPPD) held in Washington last week. The latest round of EPPD…

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US Dollar hits four year low

Richard Saunders The US dollar has reached a four-year low, having dropped 2.3% in January following a 9% decline in 2025. However, US President Donald Trump seems unfazed by the downturn, calling the level of the greenback “great” in comments on Tuesday. But Trump’s position on the dollar has hardly been consistent – or even…

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Will the CIA turn Venezuela into Ukraine 2.0?

Richard Saunders, Manila The CIA is setting up a permanent outpost in Venezuela, from where it will reportedly replicate its work in Ukraine. That could mean anything from controlling local politicians to turning the country into a forward operating base for regime change. With Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in US custody and acting President Delcy…

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China successfully tests rifle-wielding UAV

Richard Saunders, Kaohsiung One of China’s leading tech companies, Wuhan Guide Infrared, has successfully tested a novel rifle-wielding unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), reporting unprecedented accuracy. In recent years, Chinese companies have been at the forefront of drone development, with many civilian models widely represented on the global market. According to the December issue of the…

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U.S. Boat Strikes Raise Fears China Could Exploit Precedent in South China Sea

Richard Saunders, Kaoshiung The United States military carried out another strike against an alleged drug-trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific on Friday, killing two people, according to U.S. Southern Command. The operation, part of the ongoing campaign known as Operation Southern Spear, has now resulted in at least 117 deaths since September. Officials said the…

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Denmark Alarmed by US Intelligence Gathering on Greenland Bases

Jake Saunders, Editor Berlingske newspaper reported Sunday, citing Defense Ministry documents, that the US military has sought intelligence on Danish military bases, airfields, and ports in Greenland—sites that could potentially be used in an invasion of the island. The report claims Washington has been gathering classified details about strategic facilities in Denmark’s autonomous Arctic territory,…

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