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Micaela Burrow on November 16, 2023

President Joe Biden and Chinese President/Dictator Xi Jinping announced renewed military-to-military communications after a high-stakes meeting Wednesday.

President Biden is set for a face-to-face, high-stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday as the U.S. and China — two of the world’s biggest economic powerhouses — struggle to defuse tensions. Biden will go into the meeting in San Francisco with some key goals, including resuming direct military-to-military lines of communication as…

San Francisco is busy transforming their trash-hole of a city ahead of the Asian-Pacific Economic Conference (APEC) and Joe Biden is scheduled to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping today.

President Biden is going into a high-stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping with one man in particular close by his side: Kurt Campbell, the director of Asia strategy at the National Security Council. Campbell, who has also been nominated to be deputy secretary of State, is described as the architect of the Biden administration’s…

TORRINGTON -- With Election Day approaching Tuesday, Board of Education candidates on both sides of the aisle expressed enthusiastic support for the new high school and middle school construction project, which is running ahead of schedule despite the rainy summer.Glenn Burger, a Republican, said th

Micaela Burrow Daily Caller News Foundation China is speeding up its military preparation to invade Taiwan and possibly fight against the U.S., experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. However, experts say Chinese President Xi Jinping has not decided when, or even if, he will seek to take Taiwan by force. “The [People’s Liberation Army]…

China is accelerating its military capabilities to invade Taiwan and possibly wage war against the United States in the South China Sea.

Closer relations between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and Russian President Vladimir Putin is not a win-win partnership, but “Kims win,” according to analysts, who viewed that the Russian leader may later regret his decision to forge closer ties with Pyongyang. While North Korea has a lot to gain from Russia such as technological support in advancing its weapons and food supply, the same cannot be said for Moscow as the summit only highlights Putins deepening international isolation.

INCHEON - Chances for North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to return to dialogue with the United States have become even lower now that he has gained new leverage through his recent summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to Victor Cha, a U.S. analyst at Asian Affairs.