China
U.S. sending troops to Taiwan
The United States is reportedly planning on sending troops to the island of Taiwan as tensions with China continue to rise.
Beijing's Coast Guard
Philippines to be protected by U.S.
According to the State Department, following claims that Beijing’s Coast Guard used laser weapons to temporarily blind the crew of a Philippine Coast Guard ship, the United States has warned that it will stand with and defend the Philippines.
aerospace program
U.S. blacklists Chinese companies
In retaliation for the Spy balloon that had recently flown over the country, the United States has taken action to blacklist six Chinese businesses on Friday.
Atlantic ocean
China wants its downed spy aircraft back
Following the balloon’s downing above the Atlantic Ocean, the People’s Republic of China is asking for the return of its surveillance aircraft.
Asia
Higher military presence in the Philippines
The United States is increasing its military presence in the Philippines as tensions in the area increase.
nuclear power plants
Poland Is Building Nuclear Power Plants For The First Time With The Help Of The United States
Poland Chooses the U.S. and Westinghouse Electric to help build the first ever nuclear power plants in the country.
Bill burns
CIA director briefs Zelenskyy
According to multiple sources, CIA director Bill Burns briefed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy last week on the United States’ expectations of Russia’s plans in the spring.
Bahamas
Sam Bankman-Fried : “I didn’t steal funds.”
The 30-year-old former billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried published a lengthy blog regarding the allegations he is facing on Thursday.
Bill Richardson
Navy veteran released from Russia
Taylor Dudley, a United States Navy veteran has been freed from Russian detention after nine months in Kaliningrad.