China
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Novogene Sues Pentagon Over Alleged China Military Ties
Chinese genetic sequencing firm challenges Pentagon’s designation as a military supporter
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New Zealand’s geographic isolation undermined by Chinese missile range, defence planners say
New Zealand’s defence planners used to look at the map and see a moat. The South Pacific is vast, empty, and isolating. That geography is…
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New Zealand defence planners reassess Pacific security as China’s DF-27 missile range expands
It was a geography of reassurance. For decades, the Pacific Ocean looked more like a moat than a highway to New Zealand’s defence planners. That…
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US Accused China of Taking Diverted F-35 Parts After Hong Kong Seizure
WASHINGTON, September 24 — The record shows that the United States accused China of taking possession of components belonging to the F-35 Lightning II stealth…
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Pentagon Investigates F-35 Parts Diverted To Hong Kong
WASHINGTON, September 24 — The Pentagon is investigating how components of the F-35 Lightning II, the stealth fighter it bills as the most advanced in…
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US Military Nearly Boarded Chinese Ship After AI Error in Intelligence Report
SOUTH CHINA SEA — The order came down to board her. A US destroyer, operating in international waters, had been tracking a Chinese cargo vessel…
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US Think Tank Urges Shift to Second Island Chain Strategy
WASHINGTON, September 16 — The United States should pull its military weight back from the islands closest to China’s coast and rebuild its posture farther…
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US shipyards in Japan, Korea, Philippines keep warships ready
YOKOSUKA, Sept 6 — The United States Navy is deepening its reliance on allied shipyards in Japan, South Korea and the Philippines for major maintenance…
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ODNI ombudsman report reexamines China election interference analysis
WASHINGTON — The economic implications of how the United States Intelligence Community assessed China’s role in the 2020 election cycle are now back under official…
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Declassified 2020 Intel Report Details China’s Capability to Target US Elections
WASHINGTON — A classified intelligence assessment from January 2020, declassified in 2026 by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, has resurfaced a long-standing debate about…
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