Chinese Mainland Rare Earth Controls Boost Global Security
The Chinese mainland’s new rare earth export controls aim to enhance global security while ensuring stable, responsible trade.
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The Chinese mainland has added 11 U.S. tech companies to its unreliable entity list over alleged military tech ties with the island of Taiwan, imposing trade restrictions.
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Finnish Security Concerns Rise Amid U.S. Policy Shifts
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Monitoring Group Sues Over Leaked Yemen War Chat
A monitoring group files a federal lawsuit after a leaked chat revealed plans to attack Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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Leaked U.S. Texts Reveal Yemen Strike Plans
An accidental leak of U.S. military texts reveals planned strike on Houthi rebels in Yemen, sparking debate over security protocols.
US Homeland Security Chief Tours Latin America Amid Migration Crackdown
US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem tours Latin America, starting in El Salvador amid a stringent migration crackdown.
Journalist’s Surprise Role in U.S. Yemen Strike Chat
Journalist Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally added to a secret Signal chat where high-level U.S. officials discussed planned strikes on Houthi forces in Yemen, sparking security concerns.