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Japan’s Defense Ministry has sought a record 8.5 trillion yen ($59 billion) budget for the next year to fortify its deterrence on southwestern islands against China’s increasing threat, while focusing on unmanned weapons and AI to make up for the declining number of servicemembers as a result of the country’s…

‘Visibly angry’ Qian Bo demands correction of Taiwan’s ‘development partner’ label despite its use for more than three decades

New Zealand Chris Luxon enjoyed a joyful end to his first Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting, mobbed by Tongan students on a primary school visit.

This week, Canada became the latest Western government to slap tariffs on Chinese-made EVs.

Solomon Islands aired reservations Friday about a landmark Pacific policing deal brokered by Australia, saying it should not preclude them from working alongside newfound ally China.

Gov. Walz's ties to the Hormel Institute's collaborations with China raise concerns about data security and national security implications.

According to a state official, the Chinese government has invested $6.1 billion in a new state data center project since 2022. The move comes as China becomes increasingly ostracized in the global tech market.

ASML's advanced DUV tools installed at Chinese fabs may become inoperable next year if the Dutch government bans their service by ASML.

Volvo is still behind the EV curve nearly eight years after it split with Polestar. Now the EV spin-off is in trouble and Volvo is still working to move to EVs.