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On December 13, 2022, the National Labor Relations Board ("Board") made another move to expand relief available to workers who allege unfair labor practices by their employers.

The U.S. government labels China as one of its greatest challenges, even more so now as Beijing flexes its military prowess with an unprecedented build-up. Admiral John Aquilino is the Commander of the United States Indo-Pacific Command. Nick Schifrin traveled to Hawaii and sat down with the commander to discuss rising tensions with China and an uncertain future in the region.

The first key question that drives a decision on U.S.-Taiwan policy is the likelihood that President Xi might resort to a military option for the unification of Taiwan with the mainland during his term in office.

The US is approving $425 million in new arms sales to Taiwan as part of its effort to help the island government deter a Chinese communist invasion.

The proposed House and Senate fiscal 2023 defense authorization bill contains provisions that would sharply increase U.S. support for Taiwan, including $10 billion in new weapons and provisions for holding joint military exercises.

The proposed House and Senate fiscal 2023 defense authorization bill contains provisions that would sharply increase U.S. support for Taiwan, including $10 billion in new weapons and provisions for holding joint military exercises.

The Administration's new Taiwan policy violates basic Americanvalues, misinterprets U.S. obligations under the 1979 TaiwanRelations Act (TRA) and three U.S.-China joint communiqués,and increases the likelihood of conflict in the Taiwan Strait.

Defense Secretary Gen. Lloyd Austin held talks with his Chinese counterpart on Tuesday on a range of irritants in the relationship, with Beijing once again characterizing its claims to Taiwan as a “red line” that must not be crossed.

Prime Minister Hun Sen said he expected that the meeting between US Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin and his Chinese counterpart General Wei Fenghe in Siem Reap on November 22 would contribute to regional and global stability.

Prime Minister Hun Sen said he expected that the meeting between US Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin and his Chinese counterpart General Wei Fenghe in Siem Reap on November 22 would contribute to regional and global stability. Austin and Wei met face to face on the sidelines of the ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting-Plus (ADMM+).