Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Wednesday, September 10, 2025

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The FBI is warning international college students, particularly those from China, about scams involving criminal actors impersonating foreign law enforcement officials. In an advisory issued on Aug. 4, the FBI’s Philadelphia Field Office stated that there has

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US Power Grid Vulnerability Paints an Attractive Target for Beijing, Expert SaysA variety of international sanctions are in place against Iran’s nuclear project and missile program, but undercutting the effectiveness of these restrictions is the extensive and longstanding assistance Tehran is receiving from Chinese nationals. Despite decades

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Kmart in Legal Crosshairs Over Suspected Ties to China’s Forced Labour CampsAn Adelaide-based Uyghur group is taking Australian retail giant Kmart to court for allegedly sourcing its products from factories connected to forced labour camps in China. The Australian Uyghur Tangritagh Women’s Association (AUTWA) filed its application in

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Just months after a major report warned of the strategic risks posed by Australia’s weakening metals refining sector, the Albanese government has announced $57.5 million to support two key zinc smelters in South Australia and Tasmania. The funding forms part

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More Articles …

  1. Why ASML Chipmaking Tools Remain China’s Core Bottleneck Despite Reports of EUV Progress
  2. Australia Selects Japan to Supply New $10 Billion Frigate Fleet
  3. China’s Property Crisis Deepens as Sales, Profits, and Prices All Tumble
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