arms sales
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Chinese military conducted exercises surrounding Taiwan following an expressed outrage over potentially the largest U.S. arms sale to the self-governed island....
The U.S. State Department has approved a major arms deal with Taiwan worth up to $11 billion, authorizing various weapon systems and equipment sales. China condemned the potential sale and responded w...
Ken Macdonald, appointed by the UK government to review protest laws amid concerns over pro-Palestine demonstrations, has signed a letter supporting continued arms sales to Israel. The Home Secretary ...
The Chinese embassy expressed concern over recent U.S. decisions to sell weapons to Taiwan, believing these actions could escalate tensions in the region and lead to increased militarization....
The article discusses concerns that arms sales from the United States to Taiwan could escalate tensions and potentially lead to military conflict in the East Asian region....
The U.S. State Department has approved arms sales agreements with Poland and Denmark, marking yet another iteration of the U.S commitment to NATO allies in terms of military support and defense cooper...
The delivery of advanced weaponry from the United States to Taiwan is exacerbating tensions in the region, potentially leading to increased military confrontations between China and other nations invo...
The US government has given approval for a potential multi-billion dollar arms sale to Denmark. The deal could include various military equipment and services aimed at enhancing Denmark's defense capa...
The article discusses tensions between China and the United States regarding arms sales to Taiwan, which has heightened military conflicts and hostilities in East Asia....
The article by Rowan Allport in The Diplomat suggests that there will not be any significant change in the U.S. stance on Taiwan under the Trump administration's approach, indicating that current tren...
The article discusses how US arms sales to Taiwan under the Trump administration are expected to maintain continuity with previous policies rather than signaling any significant changes or departures....