The United States is sending over 100 Chinese illegal immigrants back to China on a charter flight. Beijing said it’s willing to work with President-elect Donald Trump on mass deportations, as record numbers of illegal immigrants from China have crossed into the United States.
A slew of reactions have come in regarding Trump’s decision to invite Chinese leader Xi Jinping to his inauguration—from China, the White House, and, it appears, Trump himself.
Despite strong opposition from some lawmakers, the Biden administration inks a renewed science pact with China. We have more on the concerns from lawmakers.
NATO’s chief is urging the alliance to shift to a wartime mindset and spend much more money on defense to prepare for a potential war with Russia—if it were to break out.
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- NATO Chief: ‘Turbocharge’ Defense Spending on Russia
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- China Signals More Fiscal Stimulus, Rate Cuts
- Lawmakers Warn of China’s Ties to UN Food Program
- Nobel Laureate Group Urges Action on Nuclear Weapons
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