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China warns US to halt Taiwan arms sales

China warns of rising war risk after historic US arms sale to Taiwan

China warns massive $11.1 billion U.S. weapons sale to Taiwan could spark war, calling the island a 'powder keg' amid rising tensions.

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US announces massive package of arms sales to Taiwan valued at more than $10 billion, angering China

Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) · 3h

What’s in the U.S. weapons package for Taiwan and why China is angry

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Troops will receive $1,776 checks before Christmas, Trump announces

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he would be issuing checks to members of the United States military for $1,776 – in honor of the country’s founding – calling the payment the “Warrior D...

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Trump is previewing his 2026 agenda in an address to the nation as his popularity wanes

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China warns Trump’s $11bn arms sale to Taiwan will ‘bring fire’ to US

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US announces $11bn weapons sale to Taiwan

The latest package features High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (Himars) worth $4bn and self-propelled howitzers worth $4bn, according to the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency, which announced...

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Trump announces 'warrior dividend' check for service members

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Trump gives service members special Christmas gift: 'Warrior dividend'

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Rockets, howitzers and suicide drones: US and Taiwan announce one of their biggest-ever arms deals

The United States and Taiwan have announced an $11.1 billion arms package that if completed would be one of Washington’s biggest-ever military sales to the island.

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Analysis - How Trump's Venezuela embargo could put Taiwan at risk

Donald Trump's decision to impose a partial blockade on Venezuela marks a dramatic escalation in U.S. pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, but it also risks undermining a top U.S. policy goal: deterring a potential Chinese naval encirclement of Taiwan.

Bitcoin Magazine

Taiwan Reveals It Holds 210 Bitcoin Seized in Criminal Cases, Valued at $18 Million

Taiwan’s Ministry of Justice disclosed it holds over 210 bitcoin seized from criminal cases, placing the country among the world’s top government bitcoin holders.