Joe Biden to Send High-Level Delegation to Taiwan After Its Election That Might Anger China

Joe Biden to Send High-Level Delegation to Taiwan After Its Election That Might Anger China

President Joe Biden is set to dispatch an unofficial delegation of former top officials to Taiwan following its presidential election, a move that could further strain the US-China relations.


Russia Is Spending Big Chunk of Money on Defense That It's Draining the Rest of the Economy

A former central bank official in Russia said the war in Ukraine is taking much of the nation's financial resources.

China, Nicaragua New Free Trade Agreement Begins

China and Nicaragua have initiated trading under a newly established free trade agreement, which formally started on Monday.

Joe Biden Extends Suspension of Trump-Era EU Steel, Aluminum Tariffs for 2 Years

President Joe Biden has extended the suspension of tariffs on European Union (EU) steel and aluminum for two more years.


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