Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says tensions with China have eased, lowering the risk of conflict, as President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping could meet up to four times this year.
A new arrangement gives the United States full access to Greenland, including unrestricted military access—with no payment required.
A warning comes from NATO, as the alliance’s top military commander discusses the risks of growing China–Russia cooperation in the Arctic.
The legendary American hot dog brand Nathan’s Famous is getting a new owner—and it’s in the hands of a Chinese company.
Japan is still waiting on billions in U.S. military equipment—some orders are more than five years old. What’s causing the delays?
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- Trump: New Deal Will Give US ‘Total Access’ to Greenland
- NATO’s Top General Warns of Russia–China Arctic Ties
- Why Is Greenland Militarily Important to the US?
- Trump Rules Out Use of Force to Take Greenland
- Chinese-Owned Company Buys Iconic US Hot Dog Maker
- Lawmakers Warn CCP Tech Threatens US Infrastructure
- House Panel Advances Bill Limiting AI Chip Exports
- Billions in US Arms Deals to Japan Delayed Over Five Years
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