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On February 21, the National Labor Relations Board decided (here) that nondisparagement and confidentiality provisions in a severance agreement that businesses give to employees are unlawful.

Congress should require that the executive branch conduct astrategic survey of U.S. interests and consider the possibleramifications to America's strategic posture in the Western Pacificshould Taiwan be forced into a relationship with China that wouldpreclude U.S. strategic cooperation with Taiwan. Policy decisionsregarding China and Taiwan must be made to conform with U.S. goals.

BG1268ES: China Increases Its Missile Forces While Opposing U.S.Missile Defense

Senior officials from the United States and Taiwan have concluded discussions on a range of “security and diplomatic” issues, including the situation across the Taiwan Strait, tensions between the U.S. and China amid Russia’s invasion in Ukraine, high-level visits between Washington and Taipei, and Taiwan’s outreach to European nations that also face threats from Russia,…

Discussions follow meetings hosted by American Institute in Taiwan on January 6

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China on Thursday put Lockheed Martin and a unit of Raytheon Technologies on an "unreliable entities list" over arms sales to Taiwan, banning them from imports and exports related to China in its latest sanctions against the U.S. companies.

Beijing on Thursday blasted U.S. lawmakers for passing resolutions condemning the Chinese Communist Party over the spy balloon incursion, and called on Congress to “stop smearing China, and stop taking actions that may escalate the situation.”

China has placed leading U.S. defense contractors Lockheed Martin Corp. (NYSE: LMT) and Raytheon Technologies Corp. (NYSE: RTX) on its "unreliable entities list" over arms sales to Taiwan, effectively banning the duo from exporting or importing to China

Cipher Brief Senior Columnist Walter Pincus covers a recent Hill hearing on whether the US is ready for a Chinese invasion of Taiwan