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U.S. has rock solid commitment to help Taiwan defend itself -official - Vimarsana News

U.S. has rock solid commitment to help Taiwan defend itself -official

Threats and coercion by China towards Taiwan increase the need for the United States to help Taiwan maintain a credible self-defense, the top U.S. diplomat for Asia said on Thursday.

Ukraine and EU's Borrell discuss possible economic sanctions on Russia: tweet - Vimarsana News

Ukraine and EU's Borrell discuss possible economic sanctions on Russia: tweet

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba met the European Union's top diplomat Josep Borrell on Thursday to speed up work on specific economic restrictions which could hit the Russian economy if Moscow launches a new offensive, Kuleba said.

China issues draft rules requiring e-cigarette firms obtain licences - Vimarsana News

China issues draft rules requiring e-cigarette firms obtain licences

China's tobacco regulator issued on Thursday draft rules governing e-cigarettes, moving the product away from a regulatory grey area and under the oversight of the state.

Germany agrees new restrictions to tackle "very serious" 4th COVID wave - Vimarsana News

Germany agrees new restrictions to tackle "very serious" 4th COVID wave

Germany's federal and state governments agreed on Thursday to measures aimed at tackling a fourth wave of COVID-19, including restrictions on the number of people who can meet inside and closures to discos and clubs above threshold case numbers.

Japan drops blanket ban on flight reservations after confusion - Vimarsana News

Japan drops blanket ban on flight reservations after confusion

Japan's transport ministry has cancelled its blanket ban on new reservations for inbound flights and asked airlines to accommodate the needs of returning Japanese, a senior government spokesperson said on Thursday.