Thursday, September 11, 2025
Thursday, September 11, 2025

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Manitoba’s environment minister has dismissed appeals against the decision to grant a a new environmental licence to a Chinese-owned mining project near a lake in eastern Manitoba, after the provincial cabinet issued an order granting him the authority to do

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on July 29 that he has warned the Chinese regime that it could face sweeping U.S. trade penalties if it continues to purchase oil from Russia amid its ongoing invasion of neighboring Ukraine. Bessent made the comments

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Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has no plans to travel overseas at the moment because of a recent typhoon, his office said, dismissing reports that he canceled a trip to Latin America due to the U.S. government allegedly blocking a transit stop in New

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EXCLUSIVE: Ex‑Beijing Engineer Reveals How Far the CCP Will Go to Track Its Own—and YouA former Beijing software engineer who once considered himself a loyal Communist Party supporter says he helped build a phone app the Chinese navy uses to watch every tap, swipe, and step its sailors took—and that the same technology, he warns, could track

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  1. Ex‑Beijing Engineer Reveals How Far the CCP Will Go to Track Its Own—and You
  2. Taiwan Mulls Chip Export Controls Over South Africa’s Downgrading of De Facto Embassy
  3. Trump: Not Seeking Summit With China’s Xi; US, China Finish Trade Talks
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