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Chinese-crewed cargo ship suspected of cutting undersea cable detained in Taiwan

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor A developing maritime incident that has captured international attention, Taiwanese authorities have detained a Chinese-crewed cargo ship suspected of tampering with undersea communication cables. This breach raises significant concerns over national security, maritime regulations, and the stability of vital communication networks in the region. The incident underscores the increasing tensions…

Taiwan detains China-linked cargo ship after undersea cable disconnected

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by Martin Haffner Associate Editor Taiwan Detains China-Linked Cargo Ship After Undersea Cable Disconnection In a significant development amidst ongoing tensions in the Taiwan Strait, Taiwanese authorities have detained a cargo ship linked to China following the disconnection of an undersea communications cable. The incident has raised alarms regarding maritime security and the broader geopolitical…

Rubio Exempts Taiwan and Philippine Security Programs from Aid Freeze

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China rages at America over big change as Taiwan independence row erupts

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by Martin Haffner Associate Editor China rages at America over big change as Taiwan independence row eruptsPresident Xi Jinping has not ruled out military force to seize the island state and has ordered his generals to be ready for an invasion by 2027. Xi Jinping is ready to use military force to take the island…

UK and France plan to send 30,000 ‘peacekeepers’ to Ukraine – WSJ

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Francis Tuschek Britain and France are drafting a plan to deploy up to 30,000 “peacekeepers” in Ukraine, depending on whether Moscow and Kiev reach a ceasefire, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday, citing unnamed European officials. However, that plan depends on persuading US President Donald Trump to commit to a limited American military role,…

PLA steps up Taiwan military patrols over Lunar New Year holiday

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by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In a move that has raised eyebrows and heightened tensions in the region, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has announced an escalation in military patrols around Taiwan during the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday. This strategic decision underscores the ongoing complexities of cross-strait relations and the evolving security landscape in…

Taiwan records 8 Chinese aircraft, 7 vessels, 2 ships near its territory

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by Martin Haffner Associate Editor Taiwan Records Increased Military Activity with 8 Chinese Aircraft, 7 Vessels, and 2 Ships Near Its Territory In a concerning development for regional stability, Taiwan’s defense ministry reported increased military activity near its airspace and maritime boundaries, with the detection of 8 Chinese aircraft, 7 naval vessels, and 2 ships….

South Africa downplays Rubio’s absence from G20 meeting

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Richards Sanders President Cyril Ramaphosa has downplayed the absence of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the G20 Foreign Ministers’ meeting, calling it “not a train smash.” Ramaphosa insisted that the US would still follow the outcomes of the discussions. ”The United States is still represented here and they are part of the G20. The discussions that will…

Taiwan invasion fears soar as expert warns Trump’s strategy risks ‘devastating’ war

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by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In recent months, apprehensions surrounding a potential military confrontation between the United States and China over Taiwan have intensified. As geopolitical tensions escalate, a growing number of experts are sounding the alarm about the risks associated with the foreign policy strategies of former President Donald Trump and their implications for…

Slovak PM tells EU to ‘stop crying’ over Russia-US talks

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Francis Tuschek Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has criticized the EU for trying to act as “peacemakers” in the Ukraine conflict despite the bloc having “no time” for a ceasefire over the past three years. He said the EU should “stop crying” and blame itself for being excluded from US-Russia peace efforts. Fico has been one of the EU’s strongest dissenting…