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Xi Jinping's Talking Points in Threatening Cross-Strait Peace: Experts - Vimarsana News

Xi Jinping's Talking Points in Threatening Cross-Strait Peace: Experts

China’s leader Xi Jinping spent two hours reading his address at the opening of the 20th national meeting ...

$6.5 billion military aid for Taiwan proposed by US Congress - Vimarsana News

$6.5 billion military aid for Taiwan proposed by US Congress

As China continues exerting pressure on Taiwan, the U.S. could soon offer billions of dollars in military aid for the democratically-governed island

Boxer-Kerry Cap-and-Trade Bill's Nuclear Provision Won't Fuel a Nuclear Revival - Vimarsana News

Boxer-Kerry Cap-and-Trade Bill's Nuclear Provision Won't Fuel a Nuclear Revival

America needs a clean, safe, and sustainable energy source. Nuclear power could be part of the solution -- with the right set of free-market reforms. Congress, the nuclear industry, and many Americans agree that reform of U.S. nuclear policies is necessary, but cannot agree on what those reforms should look like. The nuclear provision in the Senate's new Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act is a nice nod to nuclear power, but leaves the waters muddied.

Factbox-Support for Taiwan included in massive U.S. defense bill - Vimarsana News

Factbox-Support for Taiwan included in massive U.S. defense bill

By Katharine Jackson WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States could soon offer billions of dollars in military financing for Taiwan, fast-track weapon...

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Factbox-Support For Taiwan Included In Massive U.S. Defense Bill - Vimarsana News

Factbox-Support For Taiwan Included In Massive U.S. Defense Bill

The United States could soon offer billions of dollars in military financing for Taiwan, fast-track weapons sales and increase military coordination, as China exerts pressure on the democratically governed island.